Modeling of Wave Propagation in the ADINA Software for Simple Elastic Structures

Izabela Major; Maciej Major

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1020.171

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Modeling of Wave Propagation in the ADINA Software for Simple Elastic Structures

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The paper presents the waves propagation (disturbances) in the simple elastic structures aided by ADINA program. Modeling of the waves was performed in a rod and the elastic layer. The elastic structures being analyzed have been made of isotropic compressible and incompressible materials which represent hyperelastic materials, i.e. with a strictly defined elastic potential description. Conclusions are presented in the summary at the end of the study.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1020)

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Izabela Major*, Maciej Major

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ADINA, Hyperelastic Incompressible Material, Zahorski Material

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