بایگانی برچسب: Johnson-Holmquist damage

Introduction to Brittle Damage Modeling in Abaqus: Johnson-Holmquist and Beissel Models Brittle damage refers to the failure mechanism observed in brittle materials such as concrete, glass, ice, and ceramics. Unlike ductile materials, which undergo significant plastic deformation before failure, brittle materials typically fail suddenly with little to no warning and ...

In this tutorial, the ُSimulation dynamic response of concrete slab sandwich plate under close-range blast loading based on the CEL method has been studied. The concrete slab, TNT, and Eulerian domain are modeled as three-dimensional parts. The steel beams are modeled as shell parts. The steel bars are modeled as ...

This tutorial simulated a CEL explosion over a composite RC column with an X-shaped steel core in Abaqus. The concrete and steel X-shaped columns are modeled as three-dimensional solid parts. The steel reinforcements are modeled as wire parts, and the domain that contains explosive charge is modeled as an Eulerian ...

Simulation air blast explosion over a composite panel(CFRP-Ceramic-GFPP) in Abaqus has been investigated in this tutorial. The CFRP and Glass fiber Polypropylene are modeled as shell parts with some layers. The ceramic core is modeled as a solid part. You can see a figure of the assembled parts below The ...

Simulation Johnson–Holmquist-II model of glass under dynamic compression load in Abaqus has been studied in this tutorial. The glass is modeled as a three-dimensional solid part. You can see a figure of the assembled parts below Annealed glass is clear and transparent, and its fabrication is inexpensive. Because of its ...

Simulation cold spray process of a ceramic particle on the steel material in Abaqus has been done in this tutorial. The ceramic particle is modeled as a three-dimensional solid part. The steel target is modeled a solid part. The dimension of all parts are micrometer. You can see a figure ...