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Everybody I am trying to design a composite layup and to design a
bulleye hitted by a blunt bullet and need to do element deletion on it
by using hashin damage model in abaqus but I am new to abaqus please
help me regarding designing of lamina ,failuremodel and element deletion
This is my first post so bear with me.
I have a question and an answer but have little idea how they got the answer. The question relates to a sample with load being applied at both ends.
hi all,
im an engineering student...im doing a project on crack behaviour in a ductile material(mild steel) when a load is applied on it...im going to analyse it using ANSYS, for validating this i need a mathematical equation.....so plz if you have mathematical equations and journals regarding it plz reply me ...thank you...
I am wondering if anyone could recomend som literature for me to get my hands on.
If there is any literature regarding how the appereance of a crack in a piece of thin metal (~0,5mm - 1 mm) could be related to pressure fatigue or thermal fatigue.
Does the crack due to thermal fatigue have a specific appereance and so on. I need get my hands on practical pictures and so on, not equations.
Are there any signs in the vicinity of the crack that is indicating that this could be due to pressure fatigue.
Any help is much appreciated.
I am a beginner in FEM and just started using ANSYS. I need to study the stresses and SIF at the crack front of an elliptical crack inside a material subjected to a stress perpendicular to the crack plane. Any details on how I should build my model?
What is the easiest way to define a cracked area, and crack front and then mesh it
How can i merge together a cracked area and an unmeshed area?
I found a lot of links and articles that states they did it, but none explained the procedure do do it.
I want to know in Ansys software, what are the failure criteria values for steel in picture below?
Dear all,
I am a new Abaqus user. My work involve with fracture modelling by using Abaqus.
I model 2D-Edge Crack problem by using Abaqus. For the output, I request 5 values of J contour integral at the file history output, and Abaqus provides me 5 values of J - integral. However, I can not plot the J-integral path (J - integral versus Radius). I know abaqus will choose the path of each contour integral automatically. But I don't know how to show the path of each contour integral.
Could you please suggest me how I should do.
Hi, I use the chesive element to simulate the debonding of particle in matrix.
I edit the mesh to make the thickness of chesive element to be zero. When I submit the job,
error comes:
The geometry of 30 elements is too distorted. Check the nodal coordinates or node
numbering on elements identified in element set ErrElemDistorted.
If I don't make the thickness to be zero, it goes well with ABAQUS 6.10.
Can anyone help me?
Basically I would like to know if I need to use J-integral to analyze a crack. From what I think I know, the stress intensity factor, K, can be used to analyze crack growth if the plastic zone ahead of the crack tip is within an elastic singularity zone. If the plastic zone is large (i.e. plastic zone is not embedded within elastic singularity zone) then J-integral should be used, correct? This singularity zone is where stress is proportional to 1/r^0.5.
There was a time i run my input file of 3D model with ABAQUS. It was supposed to take more than one day in order to complete analysis. But unfortunately my computer was turned off, then i had to rerun input file from beginning even running process was completed almost 85%. Is there anyone knows the way to rerun input file from the time it was ruptured?
Tuan Son
I am dealing with a high cycle fatigue life calculation of a component which is under a constant amplitude proportional loading, however this component is in multi-axial stress state. In fatigue life calculation we deal with uniaxial stress. Now which uniaxial stress measure (equivalent, maximum principal, minimum principal or absolute maximum of maximum and minimum principal stress) should be used in fatigue life calculations?
I implement a program for fatigue crack growth in the XFEM.
But I have great difficulties to find material parameters used for PARIS- or FORMAN/METTU-equation.
Can anyone point me where this parameters could be released, for example for epoxy, polyurethane, 18CrNiMo7-6 and Aluminium.
I would very appriciate your response.
I am currently attempting to model a crack simulation using realistic values for materials such as aluminium and cast iron. I was wondering if anyone knew of a resource which might provide standard values for MAXPE/MAXPS in the damage initation command and for the parameters in the damage evolution command.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Good day everyone,
I'm new to iMechanica and look forward to getting to know everyone here.
I'm currently doing analysis of interlaminar crack growth in fibre-reinforced composite by Extended Finite Element Method (XFEM) using Abaqus. I'm a new Abaqus user and therefore I have to familiarise myself by constructing random 2D and 3D models with isotropic materials before jumping onto anisotropic.
Experimental data with different specimen sizes for single notch bending test
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hi all im using abaqus 6.9 to simulate a crack propagation in an elastic material whith Xfem option, i still have this errors :the following XEFM crack are failling to correctly generate the conditions are listed whith the crack names : crack-1 Failed to locate crack tip.
and if i submit the job even the warning its abort and i get this error:the damage model has to be specified for enriched element ( nbre) instance part 1-1.i specify the damage model in Intprop as follow
*Material, name=Material-1
2.1e+11, 0.3
hello guys,
i am trying to model machining process especially i am trying to simulate varation of chipreduction coefficient wth uncut chip thickness so can any one send papers regarding this
so plz help me
I am reading the Weirzbicki's paper titled "Numerical Prediction of fracture in the Taylor test". I do not understand the terms stress triaxility and Lode angle parameter clearly. What does the term "negative stress triaxiality at -1/3" stand for? Kindly explain me these two aspects clearly and also provide some references for reading.
Thanks and Regards,
Siva Prasad A V S.
hello all
How to simulate pull out test in ABAQUS 6.9 ???
Hi there
pleas help me with an example explaining how to use matlab code in determining crack growth rate
thank you
hello dears
i have a problem with abaqus in defining material constant for damage initation and evolution(c1,c2,c3,c4)
i dont know the equation that they depend. can somebody help me?
thanks a lot...
Hi everybody,
do you know where I can find some informations about the relation
between particle size and critical normal stress at the interface particle /matrix
for a particle embedded in a matrix?
I read the Chen's article 'Size effect of particles on the damage dissipation in nanocomposites'
but this article deals with spherical particles. I am studying clay/matrix nanocomposites and I would like to
calculate the relation between clay size and debonding stress.
I wondered if there are any users of FRANC2D/FRANC3D. If yes, I would appreciate if anyone have examples of solving transient crack propagation problem for a reinforced concrete structure (preferably with interacting cracks).
Your help is much appreciated.
Thank you,
dear all,
i wanted some codes used in ABAQUS to solve the dynamic problems:
1.Blunt and Hemispherical projectiles hitting the plates.
2.When the plate is perforated by the high velocity projectiles.
hope someone will help me.
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The UK leads the world in online grocery shopping, with a reported 16% of UK web-users purchasing grocery items online in 2010.
With consumers' choice of supermarket no longer governed by proximity to their homes and with all of the major supermarket chains now offering an online shopping service, the ease-of-use of the sites has become a key factor in who consumers choose to shop with.
With a reputation for high quality products, does the Waitrose online shopping experience match those same high standards? I set to find out by shopping for tonight's dinner using their service.
The Waitrose home page looks clean and up to date. The home page is dominated by a carousel showcasing current promotions, which somewhat diminishes the call to action for the online shopping.
However, as the online shopping is not the sole purpose of the site, the visibility of the call to action is acceptable and not difficult to find. The call to action is branded as "Waitrose your way" and the customer is given the flexibility of three different combinations of shopping and delivery.
Selecting the "Shop Online – We Deliver" option you are taken to the login screen where there is an option to enter a postcode as a guest, rather than having to register at that point.
This 'passive registration' approach is welcomed as it allows the user to get on with the task at hand and provide more details later on.
The optional registration process is quick and painless however, with only basic personal information required.
The groceries are arranged into four main categories: Fruit & Veg, Fridge, Cupboard and Freezer. This is an effective way of distilling a bewildering array of items into easy-to-understand categories.
However, whereas most of the categories seem intuitive, the "cupboard" category is very diverse, incorporating food, drink, toiletries, home & garden, pets, etc. It may have been more effective to add an additional "home" category to separate out non-food stuffs.
There is also a faceted search facility below these categories that enables the user to further distil the list by dietary requirements and/or promotions. Although this is effective in giving the user control over the content, the list itself is visually busy and requires a few glances to navigate.
I want to buy some steak and navigation through the fridge, fresh meat and beef categories is straightforward.
However, now faced with 80 items, the only further option is to filter by price. It would be useful to have the option to filter by further criteria, such as cut of meat.
It is also unclear how the items are sorted and it would be helpful to relay the current sort order back to the user.
Choosing some fillet steak, I am forced to buy by weight, rather than as a pack of two steaks as would often be found in the supermarket. This could prove confusing for many users.
The item information page is clearly laid out and usefully includes information about how the packaging breaks down for recycling purposes.
Unfortunately, the image zoom did not work on my Safari browser (though seemed fine in Firefox).
The order summary and trolley are clear, though some of the lime-green text on white background exhibits low-contrast (2.73:1) failing the W3C's guidelines for accessibility as well as making it tricky to read for users with normal vision (some of the grey text also fails the W3C guidelines).
The individual item lines in the trolley are also quite crowded, particularly when you have a lengthy item name.
The checkout button is currently disabled and the reason for this is not immediately clear. I eventually discover that the order needs to be a minimum of £50.
Although there is a small message to say this, it could be more visible and would benefit from being reinforced with a message when clicking on the disabled 'checkout' button.
Choosing a delivery slot is very straightforward and intuitive, though the small, low-contrast text may cause reading difficulties for some.
The checkout process begins by requesting a delivery address, despite already entering one during registration, which is likely to prove frustrating if this occurs every time you shop.
The rest of the checkout process is painless however. The basket contents are summarised on a single screen, organised by the same four categories used when shopping, which again helps the user to visualise the shopping in their kitchen and more easily identify missing items.
The only problem with checkout was in trying to view the terms & conditions, which opened in a tiny popup window. This again appeared to be a Safari-specific problem.
Generally speaking, the Waitrose site provides a solid offering with a good user experience that is, in the main, intuitive and helpful.
This experience is slightly diminished however by lack of granularity in the navigation, some confusion over the minimum basket value, and purchasing some items by weight rather than packs is likely to deviate from users' in store experience.
In addition, the contrast of some of the text is likely to cause problems for many users, particularly with visual impairments and users of the popular Safari browser are likely to be left feeling frustrated by what appears to be a lack of basic cross-browser testing.

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In general, state lawmakers typically approve gubernatorial picks without debate.
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I'm going to Barcelona in September for a 4 day break and have been trying to decide which of my camera's to take in light of my keep reading / hearing of the problem regarding pickpockets,, snatch & grab thieves. I normally only use 2 small Panasonic compacts, the TZ35 & LX5 with the 18mm lens adapter fitted. I am considering taking only one so it can be keep in a belt pouch and close to hand. The TZ35 would give me more zoom if needed, but the LX5 would give me the zoom length I use most...
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I think May 22nd for uk,but i cant wait till then so i will import from USA.
Any Ideas?
I'm pretty sure it'll come out earlier. But, knowing our luck.....it'll come out in May.
Maybe a Christmas US release?
HGSS will proably come out in May or June.
i think may. I hope for March
If it's may then...yay!!! But March will be better. Though those lazy americans will get HGSS before us.
they always do
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In my last blog post, I discussed some insights that surfaced at the most recent meeting of the Veterans Administration Acquisition Academy, on whose advisory board I sit. This time I want to discuss an issue that one of the board members raised.
The Defense Department, unlike civilian agencies, requires that new hires in contracting have significant prior coursework in business administration. This person said that, in her experience, there were very good young people being hired in civilian agencies who had been liberal arts majors in college, who would have been screened out by the Defense Department.
Somewhat later in the discussion, it was noted that almost half of new government hires right now are veterans, thanks to veteran preferences in the federal government personnel system. (This figure is of course considerably higher than that in the VA). Veterans, the person noting this pointed out, have been socialized into a very structured and hierarchical environment.
Both these observations got me thinking about the academic literature on team diversity. When you think about it for a second, the most-important reason for creating teams -- especially when the team's work product is a decision or approach to a problem -- is to bring more diversity into the ideas considered for a decision. Diversity adds to the information and to the perspectives available for decisions.
Particularly with demographic diversity (gender, race, age), sometimes this advantage can be offset by the in-group/out-group tensions that often appear in demographically diverse teams. But, especially with sources of diversity that do not create these kinds of fault lines (such as diversity of college major), the benefits for a team of diverse composition are clear.
I thought about these remarks about business majors and veterans in that context. I fully understand the reason for the business requirements DOD officials have introduced for new contracting hires -- they want to get away from seeing contracting as a clerical, administrative function and make it into a business advisor function.
Nonetheless, I wonder if the rigidity of "shall" is appropriate here, rather than a weaker approach such as giving some sort of preference to people with business courses. Can liberal arts majors bring some interesting new perspectives -- not to speak of writing skills that are often otherwise sorely lacking -- to a contracting team?
The same question applies for veterans. The fact that they make up 45 percent of new hires does not yet mean that workplaces will be dominated only by a veteran's perspective, especially since there is also a stock of people already at the workplace who don't share that same background. But it is something for managers to keep an eye on when team assignments are given. Indeed, as a general matter, research suggests that decisions about team composition -- are the right people selected for a team in the first place? -- often determine how successful the team is even before the first team meeting.
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Of Freedom and American Foreign Policy
It is a commonplace in certain conservative circles to greet with derision the insinuation that American foreign policy contributes to the radicalization it seeks to combat. That is, met with the (factual) observation that one of Bin Laden's motivations for perpetrating the 9/11 attacks was the presence of American troops on Saudi soil, the response comes that this view amounts to blaming America for the attacks. America stands for freedom, the argument goes, and can hardly be faulted if others don't like its values or actions.
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In a recent Sunday School discussion, D&C 20:63—"The elders are to receive their licenses from other elders, by vote of the church to which they belong, or from the conferences"—was referenced as an example of church government by common consent. [1] The notion of voting, however, seems more democratic than LDS church government typically is. In this case the general membership is not voting to select elders, but to grant them licenses, authenticating them to function elsewhere. My question is: why go through the formality? Why can't the person in authority to ordain elders simply issue the license and have done? In addressing this question, I suggest that Richard Baxter's work of political theology, A Holy Commonwealth (1659), offers a helpful analogue to LDS practice.
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As usual, my ideas of things to write about here have greatly exceeded my time and ability to write. Amidst many demands, I've been pushing forward on a book project, tentatively titled Political Theologies in Britain, 1640-1660. I've now been working at this for six months or so, reading quite a bit and drafting a chapter that made me realize I had to organize the thing differently than I'd been imagining. I'd worked out a new way of putting it together (all of which might change again as I keep writing), but one question remained: how to deal with the vast 20th- and 21st-century literature on political theology?
See, I've been reading a recent collection of essays, Political Theology and Early Modernity, ed. Graham Hammill and Julia Reinhard Lupton (U of Chicago P, 2012), and the majority of the essays engage much more directly with Carl Schmitt et al. than with any early modern writer. I don't have a problem with that—the essays have been rich and illuminating—but I feel like the primary sources I've been reading offer more than enough material to drive a book all on their own, while Schmitt and company are such complex and interesting figures that one can hardly engage them only tangentially and do their ideas any sort of justice. My pressing question has been how to keep my focus on the early modern while being thoughtfully informed about more contemporary debates.
Today, while beginning to read one of the essays in the collection, my writing brain sprung into gear. Here is the result, about which I invite genuine criticism. Having just sent off proofs for one peer-reviewed article (and, my email informs me just now, being likely to receive proofs for another soon), I can attest that reader responses have strengthened my essays considerably.
You may say: "I don't know beans about political theology, Carl Schmitt, or 17th century England. Surely you don't mean me?" Actually, I especially mean you. Academic publishing is in terrible shape. People labor for years to write books that may sell a few hundred individual copies (as opposed to library purchases, which are also dwindling). I want to know how I can make this book about an apparently arcane subject as interesting and engaging to as wide an audience as possible.
A final note: I will not be posting the entire text as I develop it here. Not only would that probably scotch my chances of publishing it, but the blog format isn't really suited to it. I anticipate that my posts will have more to do with the writing process than with the results. Above all, the point of this blog is to spark conversations on topics that I think deserve wider discussion than they're currently getting. The question I'm especially interested in is how to do that more effectively.
With that, here is my draft "Preface." I know that prefaces are usually written last, but I felt that a preface was the appropriate sort of place for thinking through what was on my mind. I don't expect that the final preface will be much longer than this. My model here is Terryl Givens's When Souls Had Wings (OUP, 2009), where the introduction does a nice job of briefly setting up the project and its stakes while leaving the bulk of argumentation to the chapters themselves. Let me know in the comments whether this gambit works for you.
Towards a Pluralistic Political Theology
The final paragraph of John Calvin's Institutes of the Christian Religion wonderfully captures the tension between religion and politics. After spending page after page of his chapter on civil government urging subjects to obey their rulers, no matter how apparently wicked these may be, Calvin serves up this delicious caveat:
But in that obedience which we have shown to be due the authority of rulers, we are always to make this exception, indeed, to observe it as primary, that such obedience is never to lead us away from obedience to him, to whose will the desires of all kings ought to be subject, to whose decrees all their commands ought to yield, to whose majesty their scepters ought to be submitted. And how absurd would it be that in satisfying men you should incur the displeasure of him for whose sake you obey men themselves! [1]


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