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Introduction to ANSYS Material Designer

Tagged: acp, additive, ansys, composite, Homogenisation, homogenization, lattice, material-designer, MaterialDesigner, microstructure, multiscale, representative volume element, rve, structural-analysis, structures, unit cell
    • June 3, 2022 at 1:43 pm
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      This video introduces the ANSYS Material Designer. Material Designer is an ANSYS application that enables you to model and analyze microstructures and derive homogenized material properties. It is characterized by the powerful creation of representative volume elements, an out-of-the-box parameterization of these as well as the provision of resulting variable material data to structural and thermal analyses.

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