Can anyone help me modeling the fracture using mpc184 element IN ANSYS 12.0 in isotropic material
I wont to find out the nodal force at the ctack tip to findout the strain energy
I DO NOT KNOW THE MODELING OF FRACTURE USING MPC184 ELEMENT
i HAVE ATTACHED THE PROBLEM IN A DOCX FILE
Rensselaer's Inverse Problems Center (IPRPI) will be hosting a workshop on Biomechanical Imaging on April 27th and 28th organized by MANE Associate Professor Assad Oberai. The registration for this workshop is free and funds for travel and local stay are available for attendees.
Even Jay Leno tried to understand fatigue cracks at his Yesterday’s Tonight Show, our research on fracture and failure mechanics is received great attention from the general public. Read more after this photo--
Dear Friends,
I am currently advertising for a new post-doc to work with me in the field of cyclic deformation and fatigue of precipitation hardenable Al alloys. It is a 2yr position advertised at the following link. Applications close 20th April.
http://jobs.monash.edu.au/jobDetails.asp?sJobIDs=495459&lWorkTypeID=&lLocationID=&lCategoryID=640%2C+636&stp=AW&sLanguage=en
Here is the paper "Symmetry-Adapted Non-Equilibrium Molecular Dynamics of Chiral Carbon Nanotubes under Tensile Loading"
Amin Aghaei, Kaushik Dayal
Civil and Environmental Engineering, Carnegie Mellon University
Lecturer
The Cardiff School of Engineering seeks applications
for a full time Lecturer post in Composite Materials. The successful
candidate should have an established record of research and/or
industrial experience in one or more of the following areas, composite
manufacturing, composite design and analysis, mechanical testing of
composites.
Reader (Associate Professor) / Professor
Increasing complexity of numerical simulations has made it important to obtain reliable experimental data for a variety of mechanical properties. Fracture properties are complex to measure but accurate data is often desirable for several challenging problems. We have developed a novel short-beam shear fracture approach in order to measure the mode-II fracture toughness properties of materials with 'preferred' interfaces.
SoftInWay has scheduled the next free webinar on turbomachinery retrofitting techniques used to increase efficiency using AxSTREAM. The webinar will be held on April 28, 2011, at 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. EST.
The SoftInWay team will present the full redesign process to the attendees: starting from analyzing scanned data and determining profile characteristics, followed with 1D/2D analysis of existing flow path, evaluation and selection of sections which require redesign and finally the design of new and efficient airfoils.
