Datapoint Newsletter: Summer 2025, Vol. 31.2
Applus+ DatapointLabs staff celebrates 30th anniversary; expanded support for thermoset materials; 2025 events
Read full postStrengthening the materials core of manufacturing enterprises
Applus+ DatapointLabs staff celebrates 30th anniversary; expanded support for thermoset materials; 2025 events
Read full postSuccessful accreditation audits; company growth; technical conferences
Read full postDatapointLabs Founders Retire; Company Continues Focus on Materials in Simulation
Read full postSimulations play a crucial role in engineering and material science, and their success heavily relies on the accuracy of input data. Material testing, data conversion, fitting, and formatting are essential steps in the simulation process. This conference will highlight the importance of material testing requirements that extend beyond ISO and ASTM standards to obtain reliable data for input into various common material models, such as Elastic-Plastic, Hyperelastic, and Rate Dependent models. The complexity of foam materials is shown through a case study of successful validation of polyurethane (PU) foam ball drop impact test using LAW 90. PU foams exhibit high deformation with rate dependency in compressive loading, as well as viscoelastic unloading behavior. Proper handling of input test data and critical settings in simulation setup are crucial for accurate results. The case study will showcase our streamlined approach to successful simulation of foam materials, including challenges and limitations of current material models.
Read full postDatapointLabs Invests in New Testing Capabilities, Expands Market Reach
Read full postMaterial characterization considerations for SIGMASOFT simulations using thermoplastic and thermoset materials.
Read full postDatapointLabs Achieves Nadcap® Accreditation
Read full postImproving Crash Simulations; Growth in Testing Services after Move
Read full postDatapointLabs Poised for Growth after Move
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