Webtraining – Multiscale modeling with Abaqus

– For 4RealSim Customers –
Are you ready to deepen your understanding of Abaqus? 4RealSim invites you to a webtraining session where we will introduce the concept of multiscale material modeling, explore its benefits, and demonstrate how it is integrated into Abaqus. This session will enhance your skills, boost your confidence, and improve your efficiency with Abaqus.

At 4RealSim, we are committed to continuous learning and regularly organize webtrainings to keep our customers at the forefront of technology. Join us to:
– Gain insights into multiscale material modeling and its integration in Abaqus
– Increase your confidence in using Abaqus for multiscale analyses
– Enhance your efficiency in modeling complex material behaviors

Multiscale material modeling

Multiscale material modeling aims to predict material behavior at a macro level using information from smaller scales. This involves:
– Bottom-Up Approach: Utilizing a Representative Volume Element (RVE) to represent the microstructure of composite materials. Homogenization of the RVE provides predictions of macro-constitutive behavior.
– Top-Down Approach: Applying macro-strain to the RVE to update micro-level states (strain and stress) and communicate averaged quantities back to the macro-level.

Mean field homogenization

An analytical approach that approximates averaged stresses and strains in each composite constituent. While computationally efficient, it may not capture local stress concentrations or size effects within the RVE. This approach is suitable for linear elastic composites and can model nonlinear behavior with calibration if experimental data is unavailable.

This webtraining will cover:
– The principles and applications of multiscale material modeling
– How multiscale modeling integrates with Abaqus
– Practical tips for effective implementation and calibration

Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your Abaqus expertise and streamline your simulation processes. Register now and advance your skills in multiscale material modeling!

Who can attend the 4RealSim Abaqus webtraining?

This webinar is recommended for 4RealSim customers who want to understand multiscale modeling with Abaqus.