I post some (hand-written) notes on compatibility conditions for both small and finite strains that I have used for helping me in lecturing. These may be useful for our student friends on imechanica. I also post a paper on compatibility conditions for the Left Cauchy-Green field in three dimensions as well as the paper by Janet Blume on the same subject.
In Modal analysis of reactor internals of PWR how the mass of moving water will be added in the structure in ansys.
Numerical simulation results(part1): fracture of multiphase micro flow
explanation:
For the 090*_consise.doc files, down load it and rename it to 090*_consise.avi, then you can open it with winplay
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recommend more references about this topic: S. van der Zwaag Editor, Self Healing Materials-An Alternative Approach to 20 Centuries of Materials Science. Springer, 2007. about half of this book talk self healing polymers.
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hi all,
I would like to know the following things,
1.How to find the neutal axis of the helicopter blade
2. how to find the neutral point of the helicopter blade
3. Center of gravity
thanks and regards
sagar
hello
i am new to ANSYS. i wanted to simulate transient curing,i don know how import the heat generation term? if any one familier with this plz suggest me the steps,tutorials etc.
thanks in advance
A.brusly
I'm trying to simulate with ABAQUS a explosion of TNT and the effect of that on a metal panel. The metal panel is 200mm away from explosive. It is about 100g TNT. I now about the subroutine VDLOAD. Which options I could use else in ABAQUS? Is it posible to define a explosion lake this with *EOS? If yes, which element type I should use for explosive set? Should I define a element set for air, if I use *EOS?
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