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IOSO technology approach to optimization (some useful notes)

Submitted by IOSOnier on

Dear Colleagues,



As a regular remark, we would like to give you a brief explanation of our approach to Design Optimization.

http://www.engineering.com/Blogs/tabid/3207/EntryID/405/Default.aspx

Aerodynamics of Flapping Wings for Biomimetic Flying Devices

Submitted by ADINA Support on

We present an interesting application of ADINA FSI in the

analysis of biomimetic flying devices. Please see

http://www.adina.com/newsgH62.shtml

You can find many other examples of applications of ADINA in the

analysis of multiphysics problems here:

http://www.adina.com/multiphysics.shtml

BTOL command

Submitted by a. gaur on

 i m facing  problem in multiphysics while glue two volumes. the error says that ' Boolean operation failed , try adjusting BTOL to some fraction of the minimum keypoint distance. model size (current problem) 1.908711e+002, current BTOL setting 1.0e-2, minimum KPT distance 4.334169e-006'. please tell me what BTOL should i set to glue the two volumes. what is the trick of setting the BTOL.

interface / contact problem of non linear analysis of RC Slab Strengthened with FRP using ABAQUS 6.8-2, need help

Submitted by elmi on

Dear Abaqus Users,

I have modelled and analysed a simply supported RC Slab strengthened with FRP using ABAQUS 6.8-2. Plastic analysis with Concrete Damaged Plasticity has been chosen to simulate the behavior of the RC Slab loaded at the centre. However, I have difficulties about the constraints between the surface of FRP and surface of the RC Slab. Abaqus did not recognise "tie" element for this interface between these materials. A good comparison between this simulation and the experimental test result is expected. However, tie constraints made the analysis to be terminated.

Euromech workshop on Multiscale effects in Fatigue, July 7-9, 2010 at the Ecole Polytechnique

Submitted by Mike Ciavarella on

Dear Collegue



We are organising in July 7-9, 2010 an Euromech workshop on Multiscale

effects in Fatigue, at the Ecole Polytechnique, near Paris in France.

Outcomes and topics are detailed on the following web site:



http://www.lms.polytechnique.fr/Euromech



We would be honoured if you could contribute to this workshop to present

some of your recent research results.  The workshop is thought as a small