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ABAQUS : Programing Sandwich plate with Complex Shear modulus core

Submitted by chlif_med on

Hello;

To study the vibration of a sandwich plate I evaluate the complex shear modulus with the GHM method.

Can you tell me how I can enter the complex shear modulus in ABAQUS:

Gv := 0.142*((w/(2*Pi))^0.494)*(1+1.46*I)*1e6 

(I^2=-1 , w =2*Pi*f  , f: frequency)



Greetings

material deposition to substrate simulation at ABAQUS

Submitted by emrecan88 on

Hi;

I am trying to simulate material deposition to substrate. In our case material is added to substrate  and there is a distributed heat flux with constant velocity acting by node by node. I want to simulate showing the added material in the simulation and its effects. There is a command for that called Model Change in the ABAQUS. So is someone familiar to that kind of problem. And also I need to account mass diffusivity while the material is melting.

I will be gratefull for any advice you can spare

Best Thanks

Emrecan Soylemez

Can anybody help me in developing the input file for cutting process simulation using ABAQUS

Submitted by ravindra321 on

Hello, I am Ravindra. I am working on cutting process simulations using ABAQUS software. I am getting some problems in preparing the input file. If anybody has the ".inp" file for cutting process simulation using ABAQUS, please send me. My email address is "aravindra321 [at] yahoo.com". It will be great help.

 

Best Regards,

Ravindra.

Growth kinetics of precipitates: misfitting and non-misfitting

Submitted by Mogadalai Gururajan on

Quantitative studies on diffusional growth of an isolated
precipitate in a supersaturated matrix date back to the classic work of
C Zener (1949) and F C Frank
(1950); while Zener-Frank (ZF) theory is for precipitates that are
non-misfitting, misfitting precipitates have been studied by Laraia,
Johnson and Voorhees (1988) (hereafter, LJV). Both ZF and LJV are sharp
interface models (and are mostly analytical); further, the assumptions
made in these theories make it difficult to verify their results by

Experimental temperature field at the crack tip in a natural rubber

Submitted by LECAM on

Dear colleagues, this is a paper on the experimental determination of temperature field at the crack tip in a natural rubber using a motion compensation technique. The contribution of the non-uniformity of the IR detectors and the Narcissus effect is taking into account to determine the temperature field.

JB LE CAM