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Hi everybody,
for understanding some cae tools for short fiber composites, i need to get started on
the eshelby inclusion problem. Reading the paper from 1957, it appears well written.
However without any background, it is difficult.
I wonder if there are any light explainations to the problem freely available on the
web. Or some free course work for this topic could be useful.
Any link would be really apprecihated. Thanks,
schuffe
Hi everybody,
i want to create polar plots of the engineering constants E1,E2,... for a given ABD matrix of the laminate.
Without working on the ply angles (and therefore creating the ABD matrix again), can one rotate the ABD matrix directly
for example by a rotation matrix?
Any link would be apprecihated. Thanks,
schuffe
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Hello,
I need to connect beam element along the shell elements edge. Just like that:
|____________| shell edge
------------------- beam element
|-----------------| shell edge
Is Constraint with TIE option correct approach in this case?
Thanks.
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Hi All,
Most of the time in thermal fluid sciences we hear about some iso processes like isothermal, is-entropic, constant enthalpy etc. Physically
how do we achieve these processes while increasing/decreasing certain factors which effect these processes? Please give few examples?
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