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Submitted by 09132865471 on

Hi everybody,I am a senior student in mechanics and I need an example of wave propagation in a thin plate to conduct my project. At now,my main problem is how to model it in Ansys or Abaqus.

Thanks in advance,

09132865471(mehran)

Post-Doc position in Computational Mechanics Institute of Structural Mechanics, Bauhaus Uni. Weimar

Submitted by pattabhib on

We are
looking for a Postdoctoral fellow to strengthen our
Research Training Group 1462 Model Qualities that
consists of 12 PhD students. This is a fixed-term position for a
period of one year. A renewal for a further year is possible.



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Using OpenSees!

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on

Dear all,

 

I am considering using OpenSees software in plane strain SSI analysis
under cyclic loading. I have understood, roughly, how the structure of
the input file and the Tcl scripting language work. Nevertheless, I
would like to know; I understand that to model a rigid body, in
OpenSees, you can tie the horizontal and vertical displacements of the
nodes of the rigid entity. Is there any other way? Or did I
misunderstood?

 

Fracure mechanics

Submitted by parisa on

Hi Every body,

I know that the crack propagation energy release rate G is by defination the release of elastic energy and potential energy of loads per unit area of crack extension and for a linear body loaded by a single load P is given by :

G=P^2/(2b)*dc/da

Any body know if instead of load P, moment M is being used what would be formulation?

I really need this one

Thank you,

Parisa

Faculty Position: In the Department of Mechanical Engineering at the University of Texas at El Paso

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