Difference between revisions of "Extraction of Material Properties using Voxel Meshing and Abaqus"
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| + | :::Z untied: Gives a 2.5D simulation, assuming a one layer RVE solving in the x and y directions | ||
| + | ::Periodic boundary condition equations are generated based on the paper "Unit cells for micromechanical analyses of particle-refined composites", Shuguang Li, Anchana Wongsto, Mechanics of Materials 36(2004) 543-572 | ||
Revision as of 11:25, 13 November 2012
- ABAQUS Voxel File
- Select File -> Export -> ABAQUS File -> ABAQUS Voxel File
- The Abaqus Voxel Options dialog will be displayed
- Select the number of voxels required in x,y and z directions
- Select whether to output yarns, matrix or both
- Periodic Boundary Conditions
- All Tied: Assumes a material continuum where the RVE is considered to be infinitely small compared to the size of the engineering part.
- Z untied: Gives a 2.5D simulation, assuming a one layer RVE solving in the x and y directions
- Periodic boundary condition equations are generated based on the paper "Unit cells for micromechanical analyses of particle-refined composites", Shuguang Li, Anchana Wongsto, Mechanics of Materials 36(2004) 543-572
