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Coupled Eulerian Lagrangian Analysis

Submitted by kunal_mecadcam on

Hi every one,

 I am in my final stage of my dissertation, which is about slamming analysis of boat hulls with help of CEL - in Abaqus. I am currently working in how to validate the results which I got. Is there any way except experimental method to validate the stress - strain results?

Please help me...

 Regards

Kunal Baxi

M.E.- CAD/CAM

Looking for Post Doc position in Finite Element modeling of manufacturing process

Submitted by hfawad on

hi, i am Fawad and I am from Pakistan and i am looking for a possible position as post doc researcher in the general area of modeling of manufacturing processes like EDM, Welding. i have exp of modeling welding and Rapid Prototyping process and presently i am working on the development of model for EDM process, i already have 08 journal publication since 2005. My area of research during PhD deals with the thermo-mechanical modeling of welding based Rapid Prototyping with emphasis on reduction of residual stresses and deformations.

Cell sensitivity to substrate stiffness

Submitted by Daniel Isabey on

Cell sensitivity to substrate stiffness

In Féréol et al. (Biophys. J., 2009, 96: 2009-2022),

we propose a coupled theoretical and experimental study in order to understand the

mechanism of cell sensitivity to substrate stiffness. To do so, we first consider

that adhesion sites pass through different stages of development, e.g., Initial

Adhesion (IA), Focal Complex (FC), Focal Adhesions (FA), characterized by the

dynamic crack initiation

Submitted by llguang on

Hello everyone, I am studying the dynamic crack initiation problem of composite material. Just like the below imagine ,a crack perpendicular to the interface of two different materials, under dynamic load, the crack will propagate, at the crack tip I use the singular element to simulate the stress and strain state. after I have the crack tip stress, how can I calculate the energy release rate of different direction, for example, also along the original crack line or perpendicular to the original crack line., or kink from the 45 degree of original crack line.