Voxel based stochastic modeling of complex materials
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2017
2017
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Abstract
In the present study an object oriented stochastic approach is proposed for the construction of synthetic, computational models of complex materials. The conventional approach to model and study materials mechanics will be outlined, indicating its limitations to deal with complex heterogeneous materials. The proposed object oriented integrative modeling will be explained emphasizing its advantages compared to continuum mechanics when dealing with complex materials. Finally, the stochastic assembly of complex materials synthetic samples is described and the architecture of the 3M2S (multiphysics materials modeling and simulation system) is shown, indicating further work based on 3M2s.
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1. Ulrich G. Research activities in smart materials and structures and expectations to future developments. Journal of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics. 2002; 3(40): p. 549-574. 2. Nicolis G, Prigogine I. Exploreing Complexity New York: W. H. Freeman and Company; 1989. 3. Cao W, Cudney H, Waser R. Smart materials and structures. Proceedings of the National Academy of Siences USA. 1999; 96: p. 8330-8331. 4. Chen kS, Feng XA. Computer-aided design method for the components made of heterogeneous materials. Computer Aided Design. 2003; 35: p. 453-466. 5. Wang W, Kolditz O. Object-oriented finite element analysis of thermo-hydro-mechanical (THM) problems in porous media. International Journal For Numerical Methods In Engineering. 2007; 69(1): p. 162-201. 6. Booch G, Maksimchuk R, Engle M, Young B, Conallen J, Houston K. Object-Oriented Analysis and Design with Applications Boston MA USA: Addison Wesley; 2007. 7. Mishnaevsky Jr L. Automatic voxel-based generation of 3D microstructural FE models and its application to the damage analysis of composites. Materials Science and Engineering A. 2005; 407: p. 11-23. 8. Fung YC. A First Course In Continuum Mechanics Englewood Cliffs, NJ USA: Prentice Hall; 1969. 9. Alhir SS. Guide to Applying the UML Berlin: Springer Verlag; 2002. 10. Gabbert U, Nestorovic´ T, Wuchatsch. Methods and possibilities of a virtual design for actively controlled smart systems. Computers and Structures. 2008; 86: p. 240-250.
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