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Impact of web perforation size and shapes on structural behavior: a finite element analysis

July 8, 2023admin

In the current study, finite element analysis was conducted on corrugated-perforated steel I-sections using ANSYS software. The study focused on inspecting the design of the perforations, including their shape (circle,…Read moreImpact of web perforation size and shapes on structural behavior: a finite element analysis

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Finite element procedure and modelling

December 29, 2021admin

Practice Problems 1. Which of the following is finite element software? ANSYS COMSOL Multiphysics ABAQUS All of these Correct option- d Explanation: ABAQUS, ANSYS, and COMSOL Multiphysics are all finite…Read moreFinite element procedure and modelling

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Introduction to Finite Element Analysis | Ever J. Barbero

December 15, 2021admin

This chapter presents a brief introduction intended for those readers who have not had a formal course or prior knowledge about the finite element method. It provides an introduction to…Read moreIntroduction to Finite Element Analysis | Ever J. Barbero

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Fast Torque Optimization Technology of Brushless Motor Using ANSYS Finite Element Software and Maxwell2D

December 12, 2021admin

In recent years, due to the large-scale research and development of brushless DC motor and the gradually mature technology, the distribution range of its drive system in industrial production has…Read moreFast Torque Optimization Technology of Brushless Motor Using ANSYS Finite Element Software and Maxwell2D

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Calibrate Any COMSOL Multiphysics Material Model using MCalibration

November 16, 2021admin

MCalibration can calibrate all material models in Abaqus, Ansys, LS-DYNA, MSC.Marc, Radioss, and now also COMSOL Multiphysics. Some material models have a very fast internal solver that is part of…Read moreCalibrate Any COMSOL Multiphysics Material Model using MCalibration

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Finite element modelling of electromagnetic crimping on threaded surface: AIP Conference Proceedings: Vol 2408, No 1

October 26, 2021admin

Electromagnetic crimping is a high-speed forming method used to join dissimilar metals without physical contact or the formation of metallic bond. In this paper, a non-coupled finite element model is…Read moreFinite element modelling of electromagnetic crimping on threaded surface: AIP Conference Proceedings: Vol 2408, No 1