Brian Croop and Daniel Roy. ANSYS Conference & CADFEM Users' Meeting. 2014.
strengthening the materials core of manufacturing enterprises
October 28, 2014 | by DatapointLabs | views 4553
It has long been desired to quantify the accuracy of simulation results. Through developments in digital image correlation (DIC) techniques, it is now possible to quantify the deviation between simulation and real life experimentation. In this paper, three-dimension DIC measurements of deformed parts are compared to deformed surfaces predicted in simulation. Using DIC, it is possible to import deformed surface elements from simulation and map the magnitude of deviation from the measurements of the actual deformed shape.
Brian Croop and Daniel Roy. ANSYS Conference & CADFEM Users' Meeting. 2014.
High Speed Testing Nonlinear Material Models Structural Analysis ANSYS Presentations Validation
Material Modeling Strategies for Crash and Drop Test Simulation
Behavior-based Material Model Selection and Calibration of Plastics for Crash Simulation
Testing for Crash & Safety Simulation
Comments on the Testing and Management of Plastics Material Data
Progress on the Validation of Simulation for Ductile Polymers
tweet
share
share