Buckling, Postbuckling, And Collapse Analysis With Abaqus
Buckling, Postbuckling, and Collapse Analysis with AbaqusAbaqus 2018
About this CourseCourse objectivesUpon completion of this course you will be able to:Perform linear eigenvalue buckling analysisPerform postbuckling analysis using the regular and damped static solution proceduresPerform postbuckling analysis using the modified Riks methodPerform postbuckling analysis using dynamics solution proceduresTargeted audienceSimulation AnalystsPrerequisitesThis course is recommended for engineers with experience using Abaqus2 days
Day 1Lecture 1Basic Concepts and OverviewLecture 2Linear and Nonlinear FEA with AbaqusLecture 3Eigenvalue Buckling AnalysisWorkshop 1Elastic Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical ShellWorkshop 2Eigenvalue Buckling of a Ring (optional)Lecture 4Workshop 3Regular Static Solution ProcedureNonlinear Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell
Day 2Lecture 5Damped Static Solution ProcedureWorkshop 3Nonlinear Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (continued)Workshop 4Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular ArchLecture 6Workshop 4Lecture 7Modified Riks Static Solution ProcedureStatic Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (continued)Dynamic Analysis Solution ProceduresWorkshop 4Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (continued)Workshop 5Tube Crush Dynamic AnalysisLecture 8Putting It All Together Workshop 6Lee’s Frame Buckling ProblemWorkshop 7Buckling and Postbuckling of a Crane Structure (optional)Workshop 8Buckling and Postbuckling of a Stiffened Panel (optional)
Additional MaterialAppendix 1Geometrically Nonlinear AnalysisAppendix 2Dashpots
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Revision StatusLecture 111/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 211/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 311/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 411/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 511/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 611/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 711/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Lecture 811/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Appendix 111/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Appendix 211/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 111/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 211/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 311/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 411/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 511/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 611/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 711/17Updated for Abaqus 2018Workshop 811/17Updated for Abaqus 2018
Lesson 1: Basic Concepts and Overviewwww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:IntroductionRevisiting Classical Stability ProblemsSolution TechniquesExample: Lee’s Frame Buckling ProblemSummary1 hourL1.1
Lesson 2: Linear and Nonlinear FEA with Abaquswww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:Basic Equations in Finite Element AnalysisLinearizationNonlinear Problems in MechanicsGeneral and Perturbation ProceduresIncluding Nonlinear Effects in an Abaqus SimulationSummary1 hourL2.1
Lesson 3: Eigenvalue Buckling Analysiswww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:IntroductionEigenvalue Problem FormulationAbaqus UsageExample: Buckling of a Thin Cylindrical ShellClosely Spaced EigenvaluesBoundary Conditions and Symmetry in Buckling AnalysesConcluding RemarksWorkshop PreliminariesWorkshop 1: Elastic Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (IA)Workshop 1: Elastic Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (KW)Workshop 2: Eigenvalue Buckling of a Ring (IA)Workshop 2: Eigenvalue Buckling of a Ring (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of theworkshops are provided. Complete only one.2 hoursL3.1
Lesson 4: Regular Static Solution Procedurewww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:IntroductionIntroducing Imperfections for Postbuckling SimulationsSolving Nonlinear Problems with Implicit TechniquesSolution ControlAutomatic Time IncrementationDiagnostic InformationLimitations of Regular Static ProcedureConcluding RemarksWorkshop 3: Nonlinear Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (IA)Workshop 3: Nonlinear Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of theworkshop are provided. Complete only one.2.5 hoursL4.1
Lesson 5: Damped Static Solution Procedurewww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:IntroductionDamping in Static AnalysesAutomatic StabilizationAutomatic Stabilization ExamplesPostbuckling and Loss of ContactConcluding RemarksWorkshop 3: Nonlinear Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (IA, cont’d)Workshop 3: Nonlinear Buckling of a Stiffened Cylindrical Shell (KW, cont’d)Workshop 4: Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (IA)Workshop 4: Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of theworkshop are provided. Complete only one.2 hoursL5.1
Lesson 6: Modified Riks Static Solution Procedurewww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:IntroductionAbaqus ImplementationAbaqus UsageSnap-Through ProblemsPostbuckling ProblemsPostbuckling ExamplesUsage TipsLimitationsConcluding RemarksWorkshop 4 (continued): Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (IA)Workshop 4 (continued): Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of theworkshop are provided. Complete only one.1.5 hoursL6.1
Lesson 7: Dynamic Analysis Solution Procedureswww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:OverviewWhat Makes a Problem Dynamic?Equations for Dynamic ProblemsNonlinear DynamicsComparing Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/ExplicitWorkshop 4 (continued): Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (IA)Workshop 4 (continued): Static Buckling Analysis of a Circular Arch (KW)Analyzing Highly Nonlinear Quasi-Static ProblemsQuasi-Static Simulations Using Explicit DynamicsExample: Dynamic Tube CollapseConcluding RemarksWorkshop 5: Tube Crush Dynamic Analysis (IA)Workshop 5: Tube Crush Dynamic Analysis (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of theworkshops are provided. Complete only one.2.5 hoursL7.1
Lesson 8: Putting It All Together www.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesLesson content:Buckling Analysis Selection GuideWeatherseal ExampleReferences for Further StudyWorkshop 6: Lee’s Frame Buckling Problem (IA)Workshop 6: Lee’s Frame Buckling Problem (KW)Workshop 7: Buckling and Postbuckling of a Crane Structure (IA)Workshop 7: Buckling and Postbuckling of a Crane Structure (KW)Workshop 8: Buckling and Postbuckling of a Stiffened Panel (IA)Workshop 8: Buckling and Postbuckling of a Stiffened Panel (KW)Both interactive (IA) and keywords (KW) versions of theworkshops are provided. Complete only one.1.5 hoursL8.1
Appendix 1: Geometrically Nonlinear Analysiswww.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesAppendix content:IntroductionEquilibrium and Virtual WorkDeformation and StrainLarge RotationsFollower Forces30 minutesA1.1
Appendix 2: DashpotsAppendix content:www.3ds.com Dassault SystèmesDashpots15 minutesA2.1
Buckling, Postbuckling, and Collapse Analysis with Abaqus Abaqus 2018 . Course objectives Upon completion of this course you will be able to: Perform linear eigenvalue buckling analysis Perform postbuckling analysis using the regular and damped static solution procedures .
2nd Int. Conference on Buckling and Postbuckling Behaviour of Composite Laminated Shell Structures Braunschweig, Germany, 5-7 September 2008, demonstrating results from the EU project COCOMAT, www.cocomat.de. Topics New achievements in the following topics of buckling, postbuckling and collapse
Many theoretical and experimental studies have been performed on buckling and postbuckling behavior of flat stiffened composite panels (see for example Refs.3-5). Recently, a wide body of description and detailed data on buckling and postbuckling tests has been compiled [6] (see chaps.12-14). However, studies on
Postbuckling, Collapse, Composites, Simulation tools, Experiments, Aircraft application BENCHMARK 3 Description of the panel Benchmark 3 is an axially compressed stiffened CFRP panel depicted in Figure 1. The panel consists of a . the linear buckling analysis in general all codes can be employed. To obtain the first buckling load of the
DIC is used to capture buckling and post-buckling behavior of large composite panel subjected to compressive loads DIC is ideal for capturing buckling modes & resulting out-of-plane displacements Provides very useful insight in the transition regime from local skin buckling to global buckling of panel
post-buckling conditions. The results without considering any kind of imperfection, are closed and in good agreement with the tests in terms of buckling and post-buckling stiffness, as well as of collapse loads. Jiang et al. [13] studied the buckling of panels subjected to compressive stress using the differential quardrature element method.
numerical post-buckling critical load is more conservative than that obtained in physical tests [4,5,6].Typical load-shorting of stiffened structure undergoing buckling and post-buckling response are shown in Figure 3 where corresponding simplifications have been overlaid indicating the k1 pre-buckling, k2 post-buckling, k3 collapse
The aim of this work is to present and discuss the results of an ongoing numerical investigation on the buckling, post-buckling, collapse and DSM design of two-span lipped channel beams.The numerical results presented were obtained through (i) GBT buckling analyses and (ii) elastic and elastic-plastic shell finite element (SFE) post-
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