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HETVAL Subroutine from TRAST

Submitted by sya_cya on

Hello all expertise,

 I have some inquiries that need to clear...may I know about HETVAL Subroutine from TRAST? what are the significant of this subroutine to the programming? and where did i can get the subroutine trast7_tv?How does it works actually?....

I hope somebody willing to help me..thank you in advance..

 

Regards

Sya_cya

Assistant Professor Position open at the Division of Computational Mechanics, Ton Duc Thang University, Vietnam

Submitted by phunguyen on

We are opening one or two Assistant Professor positions at the Division of Computational Mechanics, Ton Duc Thang University, Vietnam led by Prof. Hung Nguyen-Xuan and Dr. Trung Nguyen-Thoi. The candidates who hold a PhD degree on Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering or Computational Engineering are expected to work on some national projects on the field of computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and enhance the on-going research activities of the group.

Information on the Ton Duc Thang university can be found here

Grant for master thesis at Bosch: FEM Simulation of Fracture in Electronic Components

Submitted by shirangi on

If you are a master student and would like
to do your master thesis, there is an opportunity to do it at Bosch in
Stuttgart, Germany. The grant will be given for 6 months and can be extended to
6 more months ( 6 months internship plus six months master thesis.)

For more information regarding the grant and
the position please see below job description or contact me.

Regards,

Hossein  

Job description: 

UMAT

Submitted by bagheriasl on

Pordon me if i couldn't reach my intention correctly. 

You know that I have the functional dependence. For every elastic plastic property I have its termal function.

for example:

E=E(T), NU=NU(T), Syield=Syield(T).

But my question is that is it correct to define:

T=temp 

and then

write Those function as props 

Props(1)=E(T), etc.

or I ought to dedine the properties at several temprature separately and then define the strains and stresses respectively??

for example:

at T=T0

Session on "Damage and Failure", 19th Int. Conference on Composite Materials (Montreal, 28Jul-2Aug, 13), Abstract due: 15Dec,12

Submitted by Chandra Veer Singh on

Dear Colleagues,

It is my pleasure to invite you to the session on "Damage and Failure" in the 19the International Conference on Composite Materials (“ICCM19”) to be held in the beautiful city of Montreal, Canada from July 28-August 2, 2013. This session will include topics on:

UMAT

Submitted by bagheriasl on

Dear ALL

I have this PDF and I have some information at this coding but have not information about the temprature dependent material properties.

what can I do??

sorry for that

For example see this function:

E(T)=E0*T^2+A*T+ ....

What can I define this type of Function?? 

Is my statement true? Can I do alike nonisotermal behaviour of the material???

 Please help me 

 Thanks so much

Regards 

UMAT

Submitted by bagheriasl on

Dear All redears

Thanks for helping me about the defenition of solution dipendent satet variables.

I have another question and is that what can I do, if I want to define temperature dependent material propertiies at UMAT?

is it true to define temprature as a propertiy at the start and end od incerement and compute the propertiy at both cases?? I mean at end and start of it??

To clear the propblem for example i have this type of material peroperty:

E=E(T), NU=NU(T)

for example E and Nu are function of temprature.

Frontiers in Finite-Deformation Electromechanics - EUROMECH Colloquium 545 - 22-24 May 2013 - Dortmund, Germany

Submitted by andreas.menzel… on

Dear colleagues, we would like to draw your attention to the conference on Frontiers in Finite Deformation Electromechanics organised as EUROMECH Colloquium 545 - in cooperation with the Institute of Mechanics, TU Dortmund University, the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Stanford University, and the Department of Civil Engineering, Middle East Technical University.