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FREE Registration : School on Molecular Dynamics for Biomolecules and Nanomaterials

Submitted by Dibakar Datta on

 

Dr. Axel Kohlmeyer , one of the LAMMPS code developers, is organizing FREE School on Molecular Dynamics for Biomolecules and Nanomaterials at Temple University, Philadelphia (August 18th - 22nd, 2014)

 Detail Schedule is Available Here 

modeling analysis of microstructure phase transformation in an alloy

Submitted by aapaaapa on

Hi every one,

I need to modeling a thermal analysis of a microstructure of steel or other alloy by FEM or XFEM. so i need some metallurgical data for phase transformation.for example at which temperature or time martensit converts to austenit or etc. I also need how I can model this microstructure in abaqus that has change in boundries due to phase transformation. i appreciate if someone help me.

thanks

Research Associate in Dislocation Modelling (Fixed-term for 48 months)

Submitted by liguozhao on

Modelling of Dislocation-Microstructure Interaction at a Short Crack Tip

This project aims to model dislocation-microstructure interaction at a crack tip and associated short crack growth for nickel alloys.

You will join the vibrant Mechanics of Advanced Materials group at Loughborough (www.lboro.ac.uk/moam) which has gained significant experience in the study of mechanical behaviour of advanced materials.

A postdoctoral position available at Nanyang Techn Univ (Singapore) in computational mechanics and multiphysics modelling of relevant areas, e.g. soft matter, cell in microfluidics, numerical methods, micromechanics or others.Pls email to lihua@ntu.edu.sg

Submitted by Hua Li on

A postdoctoral position available at Nanyang Technological University (Singapore) in computational mechanics and/or multiphysics modelling in relevant areas, for example, soft matter, cell in microfluidics, numerical methods, micromechanics or others.

Please drop your CV to lihua [at] ntu.edu.sg (lihua[at]ntu[dot]edu[dot]sg), if you are interested in it. Thank you.

Question on Fatigue crack growth C and m Paris Law

Submitted by Rem on

Are m and C in the paris law equation dependant on the material property or geometry?

For example if using the same material with different thickness, do the C and m values change? For clarity assume centre notched plates, with different plate thicknesses but same material (steel or aluminium).

 

I appreciate your time.

 

 

One of the Most Productive Collaborations in Physicals Sciences of All Time

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