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Analysis of Composite Materials with Abaqus

Objective:

Composite materials are used in many design applications because of their high stiffness-to-weight ratios. This seminar shows you how to use Abaqus effectively to model composite materials.

The topics covered include:

  • Using detailed modeling of the microscopic behavior to determine the behavior of composite materials
  • Defining anisotropic elasticity with Hookean models for combining the fiber-matrix response
  • Defining composite layups using Abaqus/CAE
  • Defining discrete or layered reinforcing within an element using rebars, membrane elements, and truss elements
  • Achieving the correct material orientation of the layers of composite shells and solid elements
  • Modeling sandwich composite structures and stiffened composite panels
  • Modeling progressive damage and failure in composites
  • Modeling delamination and low-cycle fatigue of composite structures

Who should attend:

This course is recommended for engineers with experience using Abaqus/Standard.

Agenda (May vary with location)

Day 1

Introduction
Macroscopic Modeling
Mixed Modeling
Composite Modeling with Abaqus
Demonstration: Optimization of a Composite Tube
Workshop: Buckling of a Laminate Panel

Alternative Modeling Techniques for Composites
Reinforcement Modeling

Day 2

Modeling of Sandwich Composites
Modeling of Stiffened Panels
Workshop: Composite Yacht Hull

Modeling Damage and Failure in Composites
Cohesive Behavior
Virtual Crack Closure Technique (VCCT)
Low-cycle Fatigue
Modeling Composite Material Impact with Abaqus/Explicit
Workshop: Perforation of a Composite Plate

Course was last updated May 2009

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