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I want to perform simulation usinng Ansys Autodyn or Abaqus. Acutally I am new to FEM softwares. For the simulation I want to use RHT concrete model, however, the concrete is has f'c of about 3000psi or 20Mpa or less. Ansys Autodyn has RHT models for 35Mpa and 140MPa concrete and Abaqus has none. Kindly if you can help me find out the parameters for 20Mpa concrete. If any tests are needed to find the parameters, kindly provide me a list and refer me any source.  

Hello - 

I am curious if anyone has used a 3D printer to demonstrate mechanics of materials to secondary school (or younger) students.  Please let me know if you are aware of a curriculum/have ideas based on this idea.

Regards,

Luke

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Thanks for your time.

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Sujan Dutta. 

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