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ANSYS Material Designer: Calculating Variable Material Properties

Tagged: acp, ansys, composite, Homogenisation, homogenization, material-designer, MaterialDesigner, microstructure, multiscale, representative volume element, rve, shear angle, structural-analysis, structures, unit cell, variable materials, woven mat
    • June 3, 2022 at 1:43 pm
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      This video shows how to calculate the material properties of a woven mat that is draped over a half sphere.
      As the fabric is draped over a doubly curved structure, the fabric is sheared and the fiber directions change. For this reason, we need to determine variable material properties as a function of the shear angle.

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