Recently I have some reseach on z-pinned composite. I hope use finite element method to analyse the unit cell . I found a FE code called FLASH mentioned in many papers. I think the code will be helpful to my work.But I can not got the code form my resource. So,I ask help in the forum. Two papers about the code are given in below. I am very expect for your help!!!
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Hello,
I would like to develop a Program for finding the Stiffness of a stabilizer bar using FE methods.
I have a fairly good idea about FE methods as to how to proceed but the books i referred to mostly dealt with symmetric solids.
Can someone throw light on FE procedure for such component with a complicated shape(or some books that deal with 3D assymmetric solids)..??
Thanks.
I am searching the paper "Evaluation of stress distribution in the symmetrical neck of flat tensile bars" of J. Aronofsky published at Journal of Applied Mechanics (1951).
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Everybody,
I’m using
Prony series to model viscoelasticity of an asphalt material in a pavement. I
have defined the material properties through time-domain Prony series in
Abaqus. The parameters are:
g_i (shear
relaxation modulus ratio): 0.8
k_i (bulk
relaxation modulus ratio): 0
tau_i
(relaxation time): 1
Dear All,
I would like to announce a symposium in memory of Pr. Olivier Coussy
It will be held at Ecole des Ponts ParisTech, France from 18 to 20 April 2011.
All informations can be found in the ongoing website http://navier.enpc.fr/events/mpps2011
Jean-Michel Pereira
on behalf of the organizing committee
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Let's discuss here some subjects related to Fractal Fracture Mechanics and Fracture Thermodynamics,
1. Introduction
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I am looking for some papers about hygrothermal effect in composite plates.
some of these are here:
I am going to study the diaphragm behaviour of the composite slab under the lateral loading.
To simulate the system using FEM package (such as ANSYS or ABAQUS). the obtained results from FEM package would then be verified by experimental results that must be done by myself.
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