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  1. How to use your HUB storage space in tools

    To access your personal cdmHUB storage space, one can use either Webdav or Secure FTP (sftp).1. To use Webdav, refer to this link for instructions: https://cdmhub.org/kb/tips/webdav.2. To use...

    https://cdmhub.org/kb/tools/how-to-use-your-hub-storage-space-in-tools

  2. How do I commit a code to cdmHUB

    After you have finished the registration for your code, you can follow the following instructions to upload your code to cdmHUB. Note, you don't have to upload source codes if you don't...

    https://cdmhub.org/kb/tips/how-do-i-commit-a-code-to-cdmhub

  3. How do I compile a code using workspace?

    The workspace tool (https://cdmhub.org/tools/workspace) essentially provides you a terminal of a Linux box. It can be used for file manupilations and code compiling. But the code must be written...

    https://cdmhub.org/kb/tools/how-do-i-compile-a-code-using-workspace

  4. Troubleshoot

    There are two common reasons why you may not be able to view an application.The tool is internally misconfigured. If you can look at your dashboard page and see that the tool you just started does...

    https://cdmhub.org/kb/tools/troubleshoot

  5. Frequently Asked Questions about Resources

    What are resources?How do I create a new resource?How can I delete a resource?Is there a limit on the number of resources I can submit?What are resources?Resources are user-submitted pieces of...

    https://cdmhub.org/kb/resources/faq

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  1. Composites in Sports: A Testbed for Cutting-edge Technologies

    01 Mar 2024 | Contributor(s):: Jan-Anders Mansson

    The use of new materials to enhance sports performance is inevitable, and the development of sports equipment and apparel stands as a significant industry. Frequently, cutting-edge materials like composites find extensive use in sports equipment and are often introduced on the playing field long...

  2. US-COMP: Next Generation of Composites Materials for Crewed Deep Space Missions

    15 Dec 2023 | Contributor(s):: Greg Odegard

    Current state-of-the-art composite materials are not light/strong enough for crewed missions to Mars and beyond. Structural components of deep space vehicles require lighter/stronger materials for fuel efficiency. The NASA Space Technologies Research Institute (STRI) for Ultra-Strong Composites...

  3. Structural Self-sensing Based on Measuring the Resistance, Capacitance or Inductance of the Structural <aterial, Without Sensor Incorporation

    06 Nov 2023 | Contributor(s):: Deborah Chung

    Structural self-sensing refers to a structural material sensing itself without sensor incorporation. Compared to sensor incorporation, advantages include low cost, high durability, large sensing volume and the mechanical properties being not degraded. The self-sensing ability makes the structural...

  4. Composites Forming Simulations - on Physics & Data, Accuracy & Applicability

    23 May 2023 | Contributor(s):: Remko Akkerman

    Composites Forming processes, in particular stamp forming, offer the potential of high volume manufacturing of light weight structural parts. Such parts need to be designed with the process and its requirements in mind, in order to prevent process induced defects such as wrinkling or poor...

  5. M3 – A Sustainable Approach to Vehicle Light-weighting with Composites: Methods – Materials – Manufacturing

    07 Apr 2023

    The presentation will introduce our house of competence, KIT and Fraunhofer ICT and introduce our MMM approach to engineered lightweight solutions for specific industries. This comprises of the development of virtual process chains, material and manufacturing solutions for relevant technologies...

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  1. Visualize the entire blade as shown in Figure 12 in the tutorial(https://wenbinyugroup.github.io/ivabs/examples/example_uh60_sopt_stf.html)

    I learned how to visualize a single blade cross-section in the tutorial, but how can I achieve the visualization of the entire blade as shown in Figure 12 in the tutorial?

    https://cdmhub.org/groups/yugroup/wiki/MainPage/ID:FAQ/VisualizetheentirebladeasshowninFigure12inthetutorialhttps:wenbinyugroupgithubioivabsexamplesexample

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