CosmosWoks - Nonlinear Analysis

[andreslopez93]

Hola soy de Argentina y mi nombre es Andres.

Soy estudiante de la carrera ingenieria mecanica y trabajo en una fabrica de autoportes de chaucho ( bujes, soportes motor, etc )

En la fabrica tenemos el software solidworks - cosmosworks el mas completo, que cuenta con analisis no lineal, tambien tenemos todas mas maquinas de pruebas necesarias para realizar ensayos a los materiales ( traccion, compresion, desgarro, etc )

Mi tema es que quiero poder realizar ensayos de MEF ( metodo elemento finito) cargando los materiales que desarrollamos. Para elo el software CosmosWorks cuenta con 3 tipos de materiales hiperelasticos Mooney, odyen, kasblato o halgo asi)

cual me recomiendan?

saludos!

[Jorgen]

Hmm, I am afraid that I don't understand Spanish. Perhaps someone else, who understands, can respond :?:

-Jorgen

[andreslopez93]

Hi I'm from Argentina and my name is Andres.

I am a student of mechanical engineering and working in a factory cart part of chaucho (bushings, engine mounts, etc)

In the factory we have the SolidWorks software - COSMOSWorks the most complete, with non-linear analysis, and have all machines necessary evidence to test the materials (tensile, compression, tearing, etc.)

My issue is that I want to be able to perform tests MEF (finite element method), loading the materials we develop.
COSMOSWorks software for it has 3 types of materials hiperelasticos Mooney, odyen, kasblato.

which do you recommend?


forgiveness for my English!!!

Andres

[Jorgen]

The SolidWorks software is good software. The most approapriate material model will depend on what material you are interested in analyzing. Hyperelastic material are most useful for rubber materials.

-Jorgen

[andreslopez93]

Hello Jorgen, yes of course the Hyperelastic material are most useful for rubber materials, but which of these is the best:

1 Mooney Rivlin

2 Ogden

3 Blatz ko

and tests that need to introduce the material ???

Thank you !

[Jorgen]

I am not a huge fan of the Mooney-Rivlin model. I kind of like the Ogden model, but my favorites are the neo-Hookan, the Eight-chain model, and the Yeoh model.

I think it is also worthwhile to point out the "best" model will depend on the specific material.

-Jorgen