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November 20, 2021 at 3:16 pmwater5726water5726 SubscriberDear team, I want to simulate notebook drop in LS-DYNA and I use EPE foam to absorb impact force. I have studied papers on EPE foam simulation and it seems that mat57, mat63, and mat83 can be used. Which material card is better for EPE foam? Thanks! November 26, 2021 at 1:31 pmRam Gopisetti Ansys EmployeeHi @Water, mat57-- for low density foam ,mat63-- crushable foams (as in flower foams) ,mat83-- for low and high foams ( seat foams and cushion) , based on these, take the material model as described in "Article" and see if you can replicate the results first and then adapt other mat models.
 Cheers, Ram
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