Thank you very much for your lesson. I wish you good health! And you can make a lesson how to enter these data into the metal alloy model, which is a 2RVE model?
What if I want to model till the fracture rather than upto ultimate point only? Is there any way to include data having negative slope (data after ultimate point)?
Thanks for the video, i have another material its young's modulus, Poisson;s ratio, Density , yield stress and Tangent modulus are given. I have applied the first three dats, i dont know how to define the last two . ( in ansys i have the option to add this under Bilinear isotropic Material) but in abaqus i couldnt get this option, can you pelase help with it.
Thank you very much for your lesson. I wish you good health! Please make some lessons on 2RVE models for metal alloys.
very informative video, thanks for the good description
Thank you very much for your lesson. I wish you good health! And you can make a lesson how to enter these data into the metal alloy model, which is a 2RVE model?
Good Explanation.
Are you sure that the convertion is right? In a true stress vs true strain curve is no decrease in true stress during the necking phase.
Thank you, very useful
Thanks in advance!
Welcome!
Can you please make a video showing the simulation of compression test until fracture where output stress strain curve shows fracture
sweet.
What if I want to model till the fracture rather than upto ultimate point only? Is there any way to include data having negative slope (data after ultimate point)?
Sir can the same method be used to input stress strain data for confined concrete in Concrete filled double skin tubular columns (cfdst).
Thanks for the video, i have another material its young's modulus, Poisson;s ratio, Density , yield stress and Tangent modulus are given. I have applied the first three dats, i dont know how to define the last two . ( in ansys i have the option to add this under Bilinear isotropic Material) but in abaqus i couldnt get this option, can you pelase help with it.
How to find Johnson Cook damage constants for a material ??? Plz make a video on that
will do