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hi,
I have to perform an non-linear buckling analysis over CFRP cylindrical shell in ansys. now i am little bit confuse how to perform this combined loading in ansys.in order to buckle some impurities (pertubation/imperfection ) must be included into the shell as this combine loading is purely in-plane loading case. this impurities i was including by performing a eigen value buckling during pure torsional loading and pure axial compression individually. but this is not much convinient during combine loading.
So my quries are
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I'm currently working on my master thesis which is in the area of metal
forming simulation...
I have one question,,, when adding material plasticity in Abaqus using the
power law...
to what limit shall i go in the tabulated form is it to 100% plasticity or
to the maximum strain the material can take...
in other word,,, if the power law is: σ =250*εp^0.123...
shall i inter the values till at σ=250, ε=1... or shall i stop at let say ε=0.25...
Regards,,,
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Computational field of solid mechanics is mostly dominated by FEM. This is a well known topic.
But is it that FDM (finite difference method) has no chance of surviving
in solid mechanics?
What are the present developments in the use of FDM in case of elasticity analysis of solid body?
I would like to mention some of the recent research works on this topic here.....
Recently a new mathematical model has been developed by Prof. S. Reaz Ahmed and his students known as the "displacement potential approach".
