I have read this paper "Two-step homogenization of textile composites using mechanics of structure genome" I want myself to try again check simulation this problem using Abaqus and compare with texGen4sc. Who can help me with a video! thanks
You can follow this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSjZ-boG4Bg&list=LLqiIUid7Xj4JXlQskD7g7Iw&index=8 to see how to get effective properties of a 2D plain woven SG.
thank for your help! I have watched this Video and you have video help me do FEA using Abaqus, I want do Abaqus and compare, I have been, and now I want use Abaqus with for compare.
You are welcome. I don't have videos for RVE analysis using Abaqus. You can go to texgen website (http://texgen.sourceforge.net/index.php/Extraction_of_Material_Properties_using_Voxel_Meshing_and_Abaqus). It shows how to get effective properties from Abaqus using their scripts. Or you can write some scripts to apply periodic boundary conditions for your Abaqus model yourself.
In texgen, you can check the yarn volume fraction. Note that yarn volume fraction is not fibre volume fraction. You need to get fibre volume fraction in the yarns to perform first homogenization, and use the effective yarn properties to perform second homogenization for the fabric.
You are welcome. The fiber volume fraction should be obtained from the experiment. I am not very familiar with experiments, but I think it is not difficult.
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you need to do X- ray microtomography test for your specimen, then you need to calculate the volume of yarn, after that divide final volume by initial volume of yarn, so you will get VF of yarn
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you need to do X- ray microtomography test for your specimen, based on X ray images you need to calculate the volume of the yarn, after that divide initial volume of yarn (yarn volume before specimen made)by final volume of yarn, so you will get VF of yarn here final volume means after measuring the volume by x-ray microtomograpy test
I just tried SwiftComp and TexGen4SC on cdmHUB, they both work well. I don't understand what you mean by "can't". If you encounter some system or internet issues, you need send a ticket through your dashboard.
Please use the following link https://cdmhub.org/resources/tools , and you should be able to use SwiftComp and TexGen4SC if you already got the access. If not, please require the access through cdmHUB.
nguyen duc hai @ on — Edited @ on
I have read this paper "Two-step homogenization of textile composites using mechanics of structure genome" I want myself to try again check simulation this problem using Abaqus and compare with texGen4sc. Who can help me with a video! thanks
Xin Liu @ on
You can follow this link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VSjZ-boG4Bg&list=LLqiIUid7Xj4JXlQskD7g7Iw&index=8 to see how to get effective properties of a 2D plain woven SG.
nguyen duc hai @ on — Edited @ on
hi,
thank for your help! I have watched this Video and you have video help me do FEA using Abaqus, I want do Abaqus and compare, I have been, and now I want use Abaqus with for compare.
thanks
Xin Liu @ on
You are welcome. I don't have videos for RVE analysis using Abaqus. You can go to texgen website (http://texgen.sourceforge.net/index.php/Extraction_of_Material_Properties_using_Voxel_Meshing_and_Abaqus). It shows how to get effective properties from Abaqus using their scripts. Or you can write some scripts to apply periodic boundary conditions for your Abaqus model yourself.
nguyen duc hai @ on
thanks
AMRANE Belaid @ on
hi Xin Liu
i have a question, regarding a paper "Two-step homogenization of textile composites using mechanics of structure genome"
how can I measure the volume fraction of the fiber in the yarn? experimentally of course,
in order to compare a homogenization result with experimental result ? (effective elastic properties of woven composite )
example
if i have 45% of fiber fraction in woven ply doesn't mean it's the same fraction in the yarn ?
Xin Liu @ on
Hi Amrane,
In texgen, you can check the yarn volume fraction. Note that yarn volume fraction is not fibre volume fraction. You need to get fibre volume fraction in the yarns to perform first homogenization, and use the effective yarn properties to perform second homogenization for the fabric.
AMRANE Belaid @ on
thank you for your response
my second question it's how i get fibre volume fraction in the yarns to perform first homogenization ?
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AMRANE Belaid @ on
thank you
Nagappa Siddgonde @ on
you need to do X- ray microtomography test for your specimen, then you need to calculate the volume of yarn, after that divide final volume by initial volume of yarn, so you will get VF of yarn
Ulrike Kersten @ on — Edited @ on
Ulrike Kersten @ on — Edited @ on
Nagappa Siddgonde @ on
you need to do X- ray microtomography test for your specimen, based on X ray images you need to calculate the volume of the yarn, after that divide initial volume of yarn (yarn volume before specimen made)by final volume of yarn, so you will get VF of yarn here final volume means after measuring the volume by x-ray microtomograpy test
nguyen duc hai @ on
Hi Xin Liu,
befor I can used SwiftComp and texgenSc online for two step But now I can't. can you help me try it.
thanks
Xin Liu @ on
Hi Nguyen,
I just tried SwiftComp and TexGen4SC on cdmHUB, they both work well. I don't understand what you mean by "can't". If you encounter some system or internet issues, you need send a ticket through your dashboard.
nguyen duc hai @ on
Xin Liu @ on
Please use the following link https://cdmhub.org/resources/tools , and you should be able to use SwiftComp and TexGen4SC if you already got the access. If not, please require the access through cdmHUB.
nguyen duc hai @ on
ok, thanks Xin Liu