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Material design considering molding history by coupling virtual material testing with molding analysis

Creating a high-quality materials database without depending on actual testing

Date: 11 May 2022

Timetable: 10:00 CET

Speaker/s: Koji Yamamoto

Language: English

Koji Yamamoto

In general, the material properties strongly depend on its molding history. This is due to differences in the microstructure of the material. Typical examples are the fiber orientation distribution in short fiber reinforced composites, void distribution in sintered materials and so on. By combining the techniques for the analytical prediction of microstructure with virtual material testing, it is possible to predict the material behavior taking these effects into account. In this webinar, we will introduce the latest analysis technologies and specific analysis examples.


Topics

  • Virtual material testing;

  • Multiscale analysis;

  • Powder materials;

  • Composite materials;

  • DEM-FEM coupling.



Material design considering molding history by coupling virtual material testing with molding analysis

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2022, 11th May| Hour: 10:00 CET

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