Defective graphene as promising anode material for Na- and Ca-ion battery
Defective graphene as promising anode material for Na- and Ca-ion battery
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I have modeled a pile which was made to penetrate at a constant rate (Displacement controlled loading) into the soil. The steps were divided into geostatic, contact and Applied load steps. After the program runs successfully, i am facing difficulty in extracting the results.
I want to plot the load vs. displacement curve at the bottom of the pile. After i have summed up all the nodal forces at the bottom of the pile, the total load was coming quite less as compared to the applied Load/Displacement.
Full time PhD scholarship at RMIT University, Australia: Mechanics of Nanocomposites
PhD scholarship is immediately available at the School of Aerospace, Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, RMIT University, Australia. Applications are invited for two open positions in one of the following areas: (1) Mechanics of nanotubes and graphene; (2) Multiscale simulation of functionally graded or nanotubes/graphene reinforced composites; (3) Thermal buckling and post-buckling of composite structures. The research work is supported by Australian Research Council under Discovery Projects scheme.
Reason for Shear stress
I was just going through shear stress proof. I found that; the sole reason for shear stress seems to be variation of bending moment along the length. Have I got it wrong? (I am talking about a beam subjected to transverse load)
Benchmark: 3D geometrical model established from 3D lattice Green function & lattice Boltzmann method and Blob 3D code
A 3D geometrical model which establish by 3D LG-LB code and Blob 3D is attached. The results are very interesting!
To computing mechnics/physics, if the complex geometrical model can be established definited correcte! so many interesting work can be done to exploring the microstructure deformation_stress process under ULTP.
Postdoc position in the area of Computational Physics or Computational Chemistry at the Bauhaus University of Weimar, Germany
At the chair of Computational Mechanics (chair Prof. T. Rabczuk) at the Bauhaus University Weimar, there is an opening for
Postdoc or PhD positions at the Institute of Structural Mechanics, Bauhaus University of Weimar
At the chair of Computational Mechanics (chair Prof. T. Rabczuk) at the Bauhaus University Weimar, there are
6 open positions for PhD-students or Post-Docs
One Research Fellow (Post-Doctoral) Position open in Singapore
We are looking for a highly-motivated research
fellow to work in the area of applied mechanics and materials.
The project is on energy harvesting using soft active materials. This is a joint effort between the Institute of High Performance Computing (A*STAR), and the National
University of Singapore. The applicant
must hold a PhD degree, prior post-doctoral experience is not required. Relevant
experience in (1) experiments and/or (2) finite element modeling and simulation
is preferred.
PhD position in cell and tissue mechanics using bio-MEMS approaches, SUNY Buffalo
One funded PhD position will be available in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University at Buffalo, the State University of New York (SUNY). The position will be available in the Fall, 2014. The research area will focus on using bio-MEMS techniques to create novel cell culture platforms for cell mechanics and mechanobiological studies. Projects may include mechanics involved in the fibrosis diseases, cancer invasion and stem cell differentiation.
SPH inlet & outlet boundary conditions for internal flow (dynamically creating/removing particles from computational domain)
Hi All,
I am trying to model internal flows using SPH in Abaqus. The current problem I am running into are the inlet/outlet boundary conditions. I need a way to be able to monitor the inlet and outlet zones and dynamically remove/create nodes (i.e., particles). Here is the process I have in mind.