workbench to ansys
Hi friends,
I want to import my model from workmench to ansys, How should do this work?
please help me.
Mina
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Structural simulation position @ Bosch
Robert Bosch Engineering and Business Solutions is a branch of Robert Bosch (Fortune 500) is seeking a Senior Engineer for its Simulation team in Ho Chi Minh city, Vietnam. Only applicable for Vietnamese candidate or candidate can work in Vietnam
Senior structural simulation engineer
Requirements:
· BSc, MSc or PhD in Mechanical Engineering, Computational Engineering, Maths or related fields
One Ph.D. student opening in the Department of Aerospace Engineering at the Iowa State University
The group of Prof. Liming Xiong at the Iowa State University has an immediate opening for a self-motivated Ph.D. student in the general area of computational solid mechanics and computational materials science. Atomistic simulation, DD, PFM and FEM experience will be a plus. The enrollment into the Ph.D. program is as early as Fall 2016, financially supported by a Research Assistantship. Please contact the PI directly if you are interested:
Experimental characterization of the heat transfer coefficient for hot stamping/ press hardening applications
Dear all,
We just got published a new work titled " EXPERIMENTAL CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HEAT TRANSFER COEFFICIENT UNDER DIFFERENT CLOSE LOOP CONTROLLED PRESSURES AND DIE TEMPERATURES"
I imported But....
I imported my file as parasolid(x_t) to ansys workbench, But my model didn't show. I don't know that how should create it in ansys workbench.
ICCM Berkeley MinisymposiumMS-054 Failure and instabilities in soft materials and geomaterials
Dear colleagues,
I am writing to invite your contirbution to the mini-symposium on failure and instability in soft materials and geomaterials co-organized by myself, Joshua White, Pencheng Fu, Nikolaos Bouklas, and Christian Linder for the upcoming ICCM conference at Berkeley. The deadline for submission has extended to April 15th. More information can be found in the URL listed below.
Does anybody have some experience in the VFRICTION subroutine in Abaqus?
Dear all,
I am starting to use VFRICTION subroutine in ABAQUS. But the manual examples are very simple.
To start, I would like to implement the friction law that already exist in ABAQUS(penalty e.g.) to see how this subroutine works.
I do come across the ABAQUS Technical notes about subroutine FRIC in standard which explained the implementation in detail. I wonder if someone happen to know whether similar technical notes exist for VFRICTION in explicit or have experience working on VFRICTION before?
Any help will be very appreciated.
Hankang
10 PhD Positions in Virtual Testing of Materials and Structures at Leibniz Universität Hannover, Germany
The International Research Training Group IRTG 1627/2 – ViVaCE “Virtual Materials and their Validation”: German-French School of Computational Engineering at Leibniz Universität Hannover invites applications for
10 PhD Positions in Virtual Testing of Materials and Structures (Salary Scale 13 TV-L, 100%)
The positions are funded by the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG) and are available from October 2016 on. The funding period is 3 years.
Regarding a post doctoral position
Hi, I am looking for the post-doctoral position in structural dynamics ( instability of the thin structures, shell theory, composite structures, static and dynamic buckling of the shells). I am currently a Ph.D. candidate in the Nonlinear Mechanics Laboratory at Indian Institute of Tehnology Kanpur (India) where Dr. Pankaj Wahi and Dr. Sovan Lal Das have adviced my research for the past four years. My PhD thesis deal with the shell theory and dynamic behavior of the shell ( especially thin-walled circular cylindrical shells).
PhD Scholarship in Computational Mechanics at Nanyang Technological University (NTU)
Description
(1) Computational mechanics and multiphysics modelling of relevant areas, e.g. smart soft matter, bio-fluid and cell in microfluidics
(2) Supervision of undergraduate students
(3) Technical support to the team
Requirements
1) Bachelor/ Master degree in Mechanical/Material Engineering or related fields (2nd upper and above)
(2) Strong background in physics and solid/fluid mechanics