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hello iam student of ingenereeng mechanic i like to use your journal pf mechanic
hello iam student of ingenereeng mechanic i like to use your journal pf mechanic
I have read some papers about fracture mechanics of functionally graded materials. I find there are different results for the stress intensity factors when the crack length is close to "0" . In some papers the values of stress intensity factors are "1" when the crack length is close to "0" , but in other papers the values of stress intensity factors are not "1". I obtain the stress intensity factors is "1" when the length of crack is close to "0". I hope to get the explaination about the results.Thanks a lot.
I have a query regarding how to evaluate shape functions of nodes on the boundary (natural boundary conditions ) for weak from for mesh free method.
Mesh free method which I am using is Radial point interpolartion function for the interior nodes and mesh free weak from for the nodes at the boundary ....but facing trouble with the shape function to be used.
Thank you
Regards
Sharmistha Sarangi
Hiya,
I have different stress strain curves at different hours (1hr, 10hr, 100hr). for a constant stress, the strain increases with increase in number of hours(creep)
They look like stress-strain curves at different strain rates.
now I want to define a material card with these curves with above mentioned number of hours.
I kindly request you to suggest me a CARD in ABAQUS which takes care of this behavior.
Thanks a ton for your help, in advance !
-Balappa.
i have problem in IMPACT load on beam , whatever is there i mentioned below
i have load (kips) vs time (sec)
at time =0 , load=0
at time =0.006 , load=5.9
at time 0.056 , load=0
i use funtion editor by linear eqution Y=aX+b
i could not accurate result because of interpolations in ANSYS is differance then the MATHEMATICS. like
As per ANSYS
Time Force
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