Finite Element Analysis of Vacant Tubular Members under Static Loading Considering the Tip Shapes of Load

Mahmud Kori Effendi; Shuhei Zaitsu; Hiromitsu Kawaguchi; Akihiko Kawano; Shintaro Matsuo; Keigo Tsuda; Masae Kido

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.575.497

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Finite Element Analysis of Vacant Tubular Members under Static Loading Considering the Tip Shapes of Load

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FEM analysis of MSC. Marc program is used to simulate the models. Three-dimensional FEM model with contact analysis between deformable body of specimens and rigid body of load are studied. The isotropic material and The Von Mises yield criterion are used and kinematic hardening is used as a flow plasticity model. The effect of various shapes of loading tips is investigated. The load-displacement were established. The results of these works are expected to be a useful reference for analyzing structures under various shapes of loading tips either static or dynamic loading.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 575)

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Mahmud Kori Effendi*, Shuhei Zaitsu, Hiromitsu Kawaguchi, Akihiko Kawano, Shintaro Matsuo, Keigo Tsuda, Masae Kido

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Contact Analysis, FEM Analysis, MSC. Marc, Vacant Steel Tubular Members

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