software of interest to mechanicians
I am looking for material model of Kevlar composite for Ballistic impact simulation. Presently i am using ANSYS. Can any body suggest material model for kevlar composite for fracture and penetration phenomina.
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Are there anyone who has information, tutorials or works about modefrontier&cae integration and rotor blade design?
MiniMagics is freely available for download at www.MiniMagics.com. This is what you can do with the software:
Dear all,
Do you have a software called "CAL90"?
I am looking for that software to compute the matrices of the dynamic analysis.
Can you please tell me where I can download the software?
Thank you for your attention. Wish you all the best.
Best,
Ray
Please, I need some EFD or CFD software that has an Student Version. I have to make an analysis Solid-Fluid and vice versa, but i have no software to make that.
Now I'm using Pro/E to make Streches and statics analysis, but i cant do any EFD or CFD without any patch or software. Anyone knows any?
Tanks!
Dear all,
I just use ANSYS to model brick masonry. I use solid65 for modeling brick masonry to define crack with smeared crack model but I have some problems:
1. The solid65 is only for isotropic, beside brick masonry exbihits as orthotropic. Could you introduce me what element can model brick masonry with orthotropic behaviour to define smeared crack?
I would like to know which software is people using for meshfree simulation. Is there any more or less "standard" one that people tend to use? I'm interested in knowing about any one for any kind of problem.
I want to simulate a thin circular film in xy plane. The force is in z direction. I wanna get the deflecton of the film using ANSYS.
The material is linear, but the deformation is geometrically nonlinear. Also, I consider only stretching behavior, which means that
the bending effect is totally neglected.
Which element I should choose?
Thanks in advance!!
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