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Abaqus Inc finite element shell model
Finite Element Shell Model, supplied by Abaqus Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 90/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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Article Title: Model uncertainty applied to the failure analysis of transmission towers
Article Snippet: The structural design of self-supporting transmission line towers (TLTs) typically employs first-order elastic analysis to streamline practical engineering.. Accordingly, due to their serial industrial production, prototype tests are often conducted to validate the adopted simplifications.. Alternatively, developing robust and reliable nonlinear structural models to simulate progressive collapse could reduce the need for costly and time-consuming prototype test programs.

Article Title: Viscoelastic Kirchhoff–Love shells at finite strains: constitutive modeling and mixed low-regularity finite elements
Article Snippet: The two shell models show a slightly softer behavior than the Abaqus reference.

Article Title: Axial capacity of cold-formed steel channel sections with slits
Article Snippet: While the sections included slits, a Abbreviations: CFS, Cold-formed steel; D, Section depth (mm); Bf, Flange width (mm); t, Thickness of the section (mm); L, Length of the studs (mm); Lsl, Slit length (mm); Wsl, Slit width (mm); Bl, Lip width (mm); fy, Yield strength (MPa); E, Young’s modulus (GPa); FEA, Finite Element Analysis; ABAQUS, Software used for finite element modeling; S4R, Shell elements used in FE modeling; RP, Reference point for applying boundary and loading conditions; Eigen value analysis, Used to identify the critical buckling mode; P, Axial capacity (kN); PFEA, Axial capacity from FEA results (kN); Ptest, Axial capacity from experimental tests (kN); PDSM, Axial capacity of plain channel and channel sections with slits predicted by the Direct Strength Method (kN); PAISI&AS/NZS, Design strength as per AISI and AS/NZS standards (kN); λc, Column slenderness ratio as per DSM method, defined as the square root of the ratio of the the yield stress to elastic compression buckling stress in flexural, torsional and flexural-torsional buckling (λc = √(Fy/Fcre)); σtrue, True stress (MPa); εtrue, True strain; σ, Engineering stress (MPa); ε, Engineering strain; DSM, Direct Strength Method; Pn, Nominal axial strength (kN); Pnl, Local buckling strength (kN); Pnd, Distortional buckling strength (kN); Pne, Global buckling strength (kN); Pprop, Proposed design axial capacity (kN); D/t, Ratio of section depth to thickness; Bf/t, Ratio of flange width to thickness; Wsl/t, Ratio of slit width to thickness; Lsl/ Wsl, Ratio of slit length to slit width; φ, Resistance factor; β, Reliability index; COV, Coefficient of variation; R, Axial capacity reduction factor; λl, Slenderness ratio for local buckling; λd, Slenderness ratio for distortional buckling; Pcrl, Critical local buckling load (kN); Pcrd, Critical distortional buckling load (kN); Pcre, Critical elastic buckling load (kN); Mm, Mean of the material factor for CFS Section (1.1); Fm, Mean of the fabrication factor for CFS Section (1.0); Vm, COV of the material factor for CFS section (0.1); Vf, COV of the fabrication factor for CFS section (0.05); Cp, Correction factor; Cc, Correlation coefficient; Vp, Coefficient of variation of the proposed equation; Pm, Mean value of the proposed equation; Vq, COV of the load effect for CFS section (0.21).

Article Title: Strength and behavior of axially and eccentrically loaded built-up closed sections using four cold-formed steel open sections
Article Snippet: Innovation in cold-formed steel framing systems is needed for opening flexibility and application in mid-rise buildings.. Hence, this study proposes a closed built-up section using four cold-formed steel (CFS) open sections with a high load bearing capacity that potentially enables the development of high-performance coldformed steel framing systems for these.. The closed section by combining four open CFS sections using fasteners can effectively enhance the load capacity of the sections under axial loading.

Article Title: Crashworthiness in preliminary design: Mean crushing force prediction for closed-section thin-walled metallic structures
Article Snippet: Therefore, to augment the experimental dataset previously presented, a shell-based finite element model is developed in Abaqus [39], using quadrilateral shell elements with reduced integration (S4R).

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Article Title: Computational Comparison of the Mechanical Behavior of Aortic Stent-Grafts Derived from Auxetic Unit Cells
Article Snippet: .. A shell model was implemented in Abaqus to represent the dacron/polyethylene terephthalate (PET) graft with modified bending rigidity attributes in circumferential and longitudinal directions obtained by Demanget et al. [ ]. ..

Article Title: Computational Comparison of the Mechanical Behavior of Aortic Stent-Grafts Derived from Auxetic Unit Cells.
Article Snippet: .. A shell model was implemented in Abaqus to represent the dacron/polyethylene terephthalate (PET) graft with modified bending rigidity attributes in circumferential and longitudinal directions obtained by Demanget et al. [15]. ..

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