Datapoint Newsletter: Fall '12, Volume 18.4
Inc. Magazine Features DatapointLabs. Book Release. Catalog Updates.
Read full postStrengthening the materials core of manufacturing enterprises
Materials in simulation
Practical knowledge for simulation professionals who need to understand how material behavior is tested, modeled, and represented in FEA.
Inc. Magazine Features DatapointLabs. Book Release. Catalog Updates.
Read full postCatalog Updates. New Digital Image Correlation Capability.
Read full postLS-DYNA contains a wealth of material models that allow for the simulation of transient phenomena. These models are often quite complex and difficult to calibrate. We present CAE Modeler, a generalized pre-processor software used to convert material property data into material parameters for different material models used in CAE. In this paper, CAE Modeler is used to streamline the conversion of rate dependent stress-strain data into material parameters for the MAT_024 material model. The interactive software is capable of handling all three rate dependency options of MAT_024 and outputs a data file that can be read directly into LS-DYNA. Support for other material models is envisaged.
Read full postTechnical Note: On the Conditioning of Plastics Prior to Testing. Expansion of Conditioning Capabilities.
Read full postExpansion: New Lab Space, New TestPaks. DIGIMAT MX Reverse Engineering Update.
Read full postDatapointLabs' TestPaks (material testing + model calibration + Abaqus input decks) for rate-dependent, hyperelastic, viscoelastic, NVH, and the use of Abaqus CAE Modeler to transform raw data into material cards will be presented. A representative from Idiada will present a case study explaining the use of DatapointLabs’ material data and TestPaks for simulation.
Read full postNew TestPaks and Partner Updates. International Resellers.
Read full postThe testing of materials for use in crash and safety simulations and the conversion of test data into material models is a process that is not well standardized in the industry. Consequently, CAE users face uncertainty and risk in this process that can have a negative impact on simulation quality. In this workshop, we present approaches currently used in the US for the gathering of high quality test data plus the acclaimed Matereality CAE Modeler software that is used to transform high strain-rate data into crash material cards.
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