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weld simulation

Submitted by mohamad ebrahimniya on

hi every body

nice to meet all of u

i am a metallurgical engineering. and recently i am trying welding residual stress simulation using abaqus .

i
have some problem .i think i should set a thermal history for the material
witch is welded in simulation. i want to know how can i set a temperature
dependant properties like tensile stress or  yield stress and ...

unknown error message.....

Submitted by mitra on

hi,

I just started working on composites. when i applied the load on one side of the panel, ansys is giving me an error, stated

' large pivotal value. you had given temparature dependent material property', but i'm doing just a static analysis.

i searched for this error in the help menu, but couldnt found any help.

any info regarding this will a great help for me.

mitra

USNCCM-10: Ab initio and intermediate atomistics in computational nanomechanics

Submitted by td on

10th US National Congress on Computational Mechanics

July 16-19, 2009. Columbus, Ohio

Minisymposium 2.2.5  Ab Initio and Intermediate Atomistics in Computational Nanomechanics 

Organizers: 

Traian Dumitrica, University of Minnesota

Boris I. Yakobson, Rice University 

a littel help with composite analysis with ansys

Submitted by mitra on

hello!

i am completely new using ansys for composites. any suggestions regarding 'how to start' and 'what to refer' will be of great help for me.

please anyone help me out with this, i has to do 'fatigue analysis of composite laminate' as the part of my project work.

thanks in advance.

mitra

Compiling and Building TAUCS a library of sparse linear solvers

Submitted by Alejandro Orti… on

I would like to share the following information to all the iMechanica users interested in using TAUCS a library of sparse linear solvers. TAUCS is among the most used libraries of sparse linear solvers and, to my knowledge, its closest equivalent library is SuperLU. For your reference, TAUCS is used in the commercial software Mathematica by Wolfram Research. Its source code can be downloaded from

http://www.tau.ac.il/~stoledo/taucs