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Predictive Crashworthiness Simulation in a Virtual Design Process without Hardware Testing

This paper intends to demonstrate some of the capabilities of Abaqus/Explicit for crashworthiness and occupant safety, with a strong focus on predictiveness and reliability. These factors are prerequisites for an efficient, cost-effective vehicle development process that relies less and less on physical prototypes and testing. And it explains why BMW has now reconfirmed the earlier decision to use Abaqus/Explicit for its crashworthiness and occupant safety simulation.

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Predictive Crashworthiness Simulation in a Virtual Design Process without Hardware Testing
Novel Approach to Conducting Blast Load Analyses Using AbaqusExplicit-CEL

A new method is introduced for conducting blast load analyses using the new CoupledEulerian-Lagrangian (CEL) capability of Abaqus/Explicit. In the past, either a 1-D blast code or tabular data was used to determine a pressure vs. time curve that would be applied to the exterior surfaces that were assumed to interact with the blast wave. These pressure curves were generated using knowledge of the amount/type of explosive and line-of-sight distance away from the explosion. While this method remains valid, with increasingly complex structural geometry, oblique surfaces, and with corners facing the blast, the amount of overhead required to analytically determine the necessary pressure loading for each of the various surfaces becomes exhaustive.

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Novel Approach to Conducting Blast Load Analyses Using AbaqusExplicit-CEL
Investigation of the failure behavior of a cranial implant-skull model under different load conditions using FEM

Cranioplasty is a surgical treatment that uses cranial prostheses to restore skull bone defects. However, the reconstruction of large osseous defects is still challenging. A method of treatment was developed at the MUMC in a collaboration of radiologists, computer engineers and cranio-maxillofacial surgeons where Titanium and Polyetheretherketone were used to manufacture the implants. The purpose of the present work - performed at the AME - was to build a simulation model to investigate the effect of stresses on the aforementioned prostheses, with a focus on fixation screws and bone-implant interface.

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Investigation of the failure behavior of a cranial implant-skull model under different load conditions using FEM
Validation of Abaqus Explicit – CEL for classes of problems of interest to the U.S. Army

In developing weapon systems for the warfighter, the US Army uses modeling and simulation tools to support the design, test and manufacturing of these systems. One of these tools is Abaqus/Explicit, including the coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian capability CEL. The addition of CEL in version 6.7EF-1 opened the door to a new realm of problems that could not be previously be modeled. With the addition of this new capability came the need for internal validation to establish a level of confidence for the class of problems of interest to the U.S. Army. Over the course of 2 years, several validation problems were modeled and the results compared to either experimental or analytical results.

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Validation of Abaqus Explicit – CEL for classes of problems of interest to the U.S. Army
Application of CAE to Optimize Wiper System on Wiping and Fatigue Performance

Main function of wiper system is that secure a clear view to driver by removing the various obstacles, such as rain, snow and dust. To obtain optimized performances of wiper system under the consideration of many factors, the applications of CAE are needed. We developed FE analysis techniques based on ABAQUS can evaluate the wiping performance at the initial design stage. Also, It's possible to calculate durability and strength of wiper links for various loading conditions.

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Application of CAE to Optimize Wiper System on Wiping and Fatigue Performance
First Experience with Simulia's Headform Models for Pedestrian Protection Analysis

The development of countermeasures for pedestrian protection in automotive design is based on numerical analysis. The quality of the development depends on the quality of the provided impactor models. Here, the requirements of pedestrian protection testing and the standard procedure of the numerical analysis are explained. First experience with the recently by Simulia developed headform models are described.

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First Experience with Simulia's Headform Models for Pedestrian Protection Analysis
Process Automation for the Construction of a Finite Element Model of a Diesel Powertrain

The design of an industrial product involves the contribution of two main groups of technicians: those who propose design solutions and those who analyze their performances from the points of view of various physical disciplines. Their jointed efforts are aimed at finding a trade-off between several, and sometimes conflicting, needs. Such a process is often very time-consuming, being heavily influenced by the implementation of the procedures for the analyses. This process could be improved by reducing the time spent to perform repetitive actions such as the built-up of the mathematical models, so leaving the analyst more time for carefully assessing the results and propose modifications to the designs.

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Process Automation for the Construction of a Finite Element Model of a Diesel Powertrain
Seismic Response of Floating Roof Storage Tanks Contact Pressure Analysis

This paper discusses an approach used in Abaqus to calculate the stresses and deformations of a liquid storage tank floating roof under seismic loading. It represents a novel application of contact theory to achieve a solution to this problem. The method is validated by a fully coupled fluid-structure interaction (FSI) finite element analysis using actual earthquake ground accelerations.

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Seismic Response of Floating Roof Storage Tanks Contact Pressure Analysis
A Collaborative Engineering Platform for Supporting Design Optimisation of Advanced Aero Engine Sub-Systems

Modern engineering design optimisation processes require an increasing distribution of calculation activities between distributed collaborating teams, laboratories, Universities and companies. The aerospace industry has an increasing need to establish efficient Collaborative Frameworks between partners with the aim at reducing design redundancies and accelerating the required design optimisation loops, moving the focus from separated centres towards a strongly connected innovation network. This paper will present an Italian collaborative innovation network involving Avio S.p.a. and his two university research centres Great Lab and ePaintLab. The scenario presented is focused on the collaborative network set-up aiming at addressing advanced multi-disciplinary design optimisation strategies supporting next generation of jet engine subsystems design.

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A Collaborative Engineering Platform for Supporting Design Optimisation of Advanced Aero Engine Sub-Systems
Evaluating Hearing Protection Comfort Through Computer Modeling

The model simulated the insertion and stress relaxation of the hearing protection devices. Results from these models were compared against discomfort measured in use. The model results show that discomfort is a function of contact pressure and area. Average contact pressure and total contact force were identified as the key metrics that correlate to comfort ratings from the use studies.

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Evaluating Hearing Protection Comfort Through Computer Modeling
Onset of levitation in thrust bearing: FSI study using Abaqus-FlowVision coupling

Lift force formation in a thrust bearing of 800-tons rotor of electric power station is discussed in the given paper. The problem is solved numerically. Direct coupling between finiteelement system Abaqus calculating stress and strain state of an bearing parts and finite-volume system FlowVision-HPC calculating oil flow in gap between a collar and a shoe of bearing is used. The shape of the gap between the shoe and the collar, the clearance value, the moment of the friction force, and the temperature distribution of oil over the clearance are determined.

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Onset of levitation in thrust bearing: FSI study using Abaqus-FlowVision coupling
POST-CRACKING BEHAVIOUR OF A WIND TURBINE CONCRETE TOWER

The paper deals with the dynamic performance of a simply reinforced concrete tower built using prefabricated elements. The main uncertainty of this strategy stems from the possible cracking of the concrete and its implications on the stiffness, natural frequency and dynamic amplification of the tower.

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POST-CRACKING BEHAVIOUR OF A WIND TURBINE CONCRETE TOWER
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