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  1. 2013 Composites Design and Manufacturing HUB Kickoff Workshop

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    04 Sep 2014 | Series

    The Composites Design and Manufacturing HUB held a kick-off workshop at Purdue University on May 29-30, 2013 with over 100 attendees from industry, academia and government.  Select presentations from the workshop are included in this series.

  2. PostGEBT

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    15 Aug 2014 | Downloads

    PostGEBT is a post-processing code which can effectively visualize mass data generated by the nonlinear beam solver GEBT. PostGEBT reads and visualizes the results produced by GEBT for static, steady-state, transient dynamic, and eigenvalue analyses. More details can be found in the PostGEBT...

  3. Geometrically Exact Beam Theory

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    11 Jul 2014 | Downloads

    Geometrically Exact Beam Theory (GEBT), is a general-purpose tool for nonlinear analysis of composite slender structures, meeting the design challenges associated with future engineering systems featuring highly-flexible slender structures made of composites. GEBT is based on the mixed...

  4. Announcement for the 2014 Composites Design, Analysis and Manufacturing Workshop

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    27 Jun 2014 | Teaching Materials

    Flyer announcement for the 2014 Composites Design, Analysis and Manufacturing Workshop to be held at Purdue University, August 5-7, 2014.The Composites Design and Manufacturing HUB is holding a hands-on workshop in composites design, analysis and manufacturing. Join us at Purdue University on...

  5. Effective Lamina and Laminate Properties

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    10 Oct 2013 | Tools

    Calculate effective lamina and laminate properties from phase properties and layup.

  6. Halpin-Tsai Micromechanics Model

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    10 Oct 2013 | Tools

    Calculate homogenized lamina properties from fiber and matrix properties