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For a long time discrete element methods (DEM) has been used as simulation tools to gain insight into particulate flow processes. Such a process may be grinding in tumbling mills, where the mechanical behaviour is complex. To include ...

High velocity impact of 3 mm diameter aluminium sphere against thin aluminium target plate has been performed at impact velocity of about 4000 m/s with the two stage light gas gun HERMES at Thiot Ingenierie laboratory. Impacts at ...

Semisolid metal alloys have a special microstructure of globular grains suspended in a liquid metal matrix. This particular physical state of the matter can be exploited to produce near-net-shape parts with improved mechanical ...

In this paper, we present the experimental part of the development for an integrative simulation with Moldex3D and LS-DYNA for talc particle lled polypropylene. The properties of thermoplastic polymers considerably depend on the ...

This talk gives an overview of the technology, applications, CPU and robustness of DIGIMAT as well as discusses future developments of DIGIMAT.

An increasing number of automotive or consumer electronics parts are made of engineering plastic for its low cost and superior material properties. The traditional structure analysis for injection-molded plastics part is to perform ...

This talk discusses the use of CFRP in japanese automotive as well as the JSTAMP interface for DIGIMAT. Aferwards, it presents a casestudy of press forming simulation and crush simulation.

This talk distribes an experimental investigation to capture the Ejection Mitigation Requirements of FMVSS 226 with Finite Element Simulations

This talk discribes child safety and CAE and industry requirements for dummy models. It presents highlights of recent Q6 model development and concludes with a topic of Q child model validation.

This paper describes a development of the Hybrid III AF05%ile dummy FE model to be used for frontal crash simulations. The precise geometries of the dummy were measured at a pitch of 1.0 mm using X-ray CT scans. The material ...