Join us for this interactive web workshop where we will demonstrate the ease of 3D image processing with Simpleware Software. We will walk you through the workflow of how to build high fidelity models from 3D data for a variety of applications.
I want to simulate fatigue damage of foams (like PVCs). What fatigue damage model do you suggest? What model is regularly used in Industry? is there anyone who simulate fatigue damage in Abaqus?Any information is welcomed... Thanks in advance
This customer webinar from Mediprint will show the benefits of medical 3D printing, with a particular focus on organs. Mediprint will discuss their use of Synopsys Simpleware™ software to generate robust models ready for 3D printing using Stratasys machines. Insights from the workflow will show the ease and speed by which these models can be created, and the many benefits for clinicians using 3D printed models such as organs.
This webinar will explore the Corin OPS™ Total Hip Replacement (THR) system through a patient’s journey. This involves performing pre-operative patient-specific analysis to improve surgical outcomes. We will demonstrate how medical imaging is used to create a personalized plan for the surgical procedure, including patient-specific 3D printed guides. In addition, tools are provided for post-operative assessment.
Join us for this interactive web workshop where we will demonstrate the ease of 3D image processing with Simpleware Software. We will walk you through the workflow of how to build high fidelity models from 3D data for a variety of applications.This web workshop features a live demonstration in Simpleware Software where you will experience first-hand how quick and easy it is to visualize and process your 3D image data and generate high quality models for CAD, FE/CFD and 3D printing. You are welcome to ask questions and chat with our team of Application Engineers throughout the workshop.
I am trying to solve a problem of twisting a hyperelastic material(compressible neo-hookean) in abaqus.
The problem has been taken from 10.12.5 TWISTING COLUMN in the textbook NONLINEAR SOLID MECHANICS FOR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS: STATICS (Javier Bonet,Antonio J. Gil,Richard D.Wood).
Lamda and mu are given as 100 each, so I have calculated the Neo-hookean coefficients for abaqus which came out to be C10=50 and D1=0.012
I am using abaqus static-general with time steps of
The National Center for Additive Manufacturing Excellence (NCAME) at Auburn University is announcing for two fully-funded PhD positions in the area of structural integrity of additive manufactured (AM) materials/parts. These students will work under direction of Dr. Shamsaei from Mechanical Engineering Department. These opportunities include;
1- One PhD student is expected to work on experimental and analytical mechanics, additive manufacturing, fatigue testing and modeling, failure analysis, microstructural characterization, and fracture mechanics.
2- The second PhD student will implement computational mechanics to investigate structural integrity of AM parts. The candidate for this position should have background on crystal plasticity and finite element analysis. This candidate is also expected to be familiar with a finite element software including writing subroutines.
If interested, please send your resume and a cover letter, briefly explaining your relevant experience and publications to Dr Vaziri (mzv0045@auburn.edu).
The U.S. SkyScan Micro-CT Workshop, hosted by Micro Photonics and Bruker MicroCT, brings together micro-CT imaging experts and users to share knowledge and experience in advancing methods and technology for micro-CT. The event will provide interactive sessions, as well as instructive presentations on computed tomography, analysis techniques, SkyScan products, and preparing SkyScan image data with Simpleware Software.
This workshop is aimed at those interested in processing 3D image data. You will experience first-hand how quick and easy it is to visualize 3D image data (CT, MRI, FIB-SEM...), obtain image statistics and carry out segmentation, right through to generate models for CAD design, FE/CFD simulation and 3D printing. If you are working in areas such as Materials Science, Industrial Reverse Engineering and Life Sciences, then this workshop is for you.
Join this webinar and see how Simpleware software adds value to the inspection and non-destructive evaluation of high-value, low-production-volume parts. Register to attend the live webinar or to watch a recording after the broadcast at your convenience.
Join this webinar and see how the Simpleware Human Body Model products benefit design and simulation applications such as medical devices, consumer products, bioelectromagnetics, and wearable technologies.
Join us for this interactive web workshop where we will demonstrate the ease of obtaining high fidelity models from 3D image data using Simpleware. We will walk you through the workflow of how to build models from 3D data for a variety of applications.
Join us for this free webinar on the latest features and improvements to Simpleware software's 3D image data visualization, analysis and model generation capabilities.
We are pleased to announce the release of the latest version of Simpleware software which includes many exciting new features and performance improvements.
Version N-2018.03 significantly enhances Simpleware's ease-of-use and reliability as a comprehensive solution for all your 3D image processing and analysis workflows.
Join this webinar to learn how to build patient-specific models in Simpleware for the interdisciplinary area of medical science, simulation and product development.
This one-day course is intended for experienced Simpleware users wanting advanced training on a specific topic or application. It will allow you to develop workflows based on your areas of research and future projects.
This workshop is aimed at those interested in obtaining high fidelity models from 3D image data. You will experience first-hand how quick and easy it is to visualize and process 3D image data (CT, MRI, FIB-SEM...), and generate models for CAD design, FE/CFD simulation and 3D printing. If you are working in areas such as Materials Science, Industrial Reverse Engineering and Life Sciences, then this workshop is for you.
Join us at the University of Washington, Seattle, on Wednesday January 24th (1.30pm-4.30pm) for a free workshop on obtaining high-fidelity models from 3D image data.
Agenda
1:30 - 1:40 PMRegistration & Refreshments
1:40 - 2:40 PM Introduction to Image-based Model Generation with Simpleware
Learn how 3D image data model generation software like Simpleware and solver ANSYS enable quality control of Additive Manufactured parts in the aerospace industry.
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