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Analysis of forces generated in Friction stir welding(FSW) process

Submitted by shashikiran11 on

Hey, this is Shashi kiran. I am pursuing post graduation(M.Tech) in NIT Trichy, India.

I have a problem in my project regarding FSW process. I have to analyse the process for forces generated by the rotating tool and verify whether the toggle clamps i used for the process is sufficient to hold the workpiece.

Can anyone help me out in this regard like how to analyse in ANSYS the forces generated, by specifying rotating and traversing speed of the tool?

Micromechanics

Submitted by adarshchatra on

Hi all,

What is the prerequisite knowledge required for research in micromechanics, I did my masters in geotechnical engineering and thinking to continue Ph.D in micromechnics ( granular media).

As I am from geotechnical (Soil) Background, can anybody please inform me the prerequisite knowledge required like what course should I take, what software skills are needed to learn e.t.c.

Thank You in Advance 

Concrete Damage Plasticity

Submitted by Velmurugan on

Hi friends,

can you help me in modellingComposite Column using steel and Concrete.

I am using Concrete Damage Plasticity material model for concrete.

I collected parameters from literatures and i tried to implement it into abaqus.

But I am not able to solve this problem.

Abaqus ends the problem with error 

 

Thanks in advance

R.Velmurugan

 

 

 

 

ABAQUS CAE can not find the time step

Submitted by ABAqirl on

Dear All,

Because i am absolutely new in ABAQUS CAE, i have some problem.

I have created my first model with ABAQUS CAE and the problem which i force,- i don't see the option where i should put the time , So my simulations have only one point. Have anybody has the same problem.

You kind help will be highly appreciated.

 

ABAgirl

24th Nordic Seminar on Computational Mechanics

Submitted by Arkadi Berezovski on

 

24th Nordic Seminar on Computational Mechanics 

November 3-4, 2011 - Helsinki - Finland

The seminar is intended for researchers developing computational methods and scientists and engineers focusing on challenging applications and covers all fields of computational mechanics. In particular, presentations by graduate students are welcome. 



 More information: http://nscm-24.aalto.fi/