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Numerical Investigations of the Seam Opening Behavior of Peelable Seal Seams as a Function of the Seal Seam Formation. [PDF]

Polymers (Basel)
Götz M, Kayatz F, Hauptmann M.
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Impact of Ferrite-Cementite Microstructure on Tensile and Cutting Behaviour of C75S Steel. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Kaczmarczyk J.
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Split-Hopkinson Pressure Bar Testing of Water with Partial Lateral Confinement. [PDF]

Exp Mech
Li KSO, Van Lerberghe A, Barr AD, Dennis AA, Clarke SD.   +4 more
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Response of Bare and CFRP-Retrofitted Multi-Column Piers Under Post-Fire-Coupled Vehicle Collision and Air Blast. [PDF]

Materials (Basel)
Alomari QA, Linzell DG, Abu Zouriq MF.
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Study on the influence of blasting on the structural stability of newly-built and adjacent tunnels. [PDF]

Sci Rep
Li ZQ, Zhang JS, Ma GQ, Zhou ZL, Pu SP, Zeng C.   +5 more
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Simulation of the braiding process in LS-DYNA®

Razavi, Seyedalireza, Iannucci, Lorenzo
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Validation of near-field blast loading in LS-DYNA

, 2018
Rigby, S.E., Fuller, B., Tyas, A.
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Transformation and evaluation of the LS-Dyna head model in MADYMO

, 1999
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ANSYS and LS-DYNA used for structural analysis

International Journal of Computer Aided Engineering and Technology, 2008
This paper discusses the different features of ANSYS and LS-DYNA in solving structural analysis using finite element approach. ANSYS and LS-DYNA are two popular engineering software tools that are used for finite element analysis. The difference between ANSYS and LS-DYNA lies in different solution procedures and time integration methods they use. ANSYS
Yucheng Liu
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LS-DYNA calculations of shocks in solids

Nuclear Physics B - Proceedings Supplements, 2006
This paper concentrates on numerical studies of thermally induced shock waves in a tantalum target using the commercial LS-Dyna code. Initial calculations of the stresses induced in the Neutrino Factory target are presented as well as an estimation of the shock stresses resulting from pulsed heating of a tantalum wire using an electric current.
J.R.J. Bennett, C.N. Booth, R.A. Brownsword, C. Densham, R. Edgecock, G.P. Škoro   +5 more
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