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December 24, 2013, 09:01
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Shape memory Alloy Modeling (SMA)
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Nishant Singh
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Hey All,
We are working in field of Bio-mechanics and trying to model the Shape memory Alloy in ANSYS Workbench R14.5. We are trying to see The shape memory and superelasticity effect in simple cube type geometry . As we have all the properties available for SMA. How can we show the SMA effect. Kindly Help me!! Thank You In advance!! Regards Nishant Singh Email:-nishantsinghbme@gmail.com |
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August 19, 2014, 11:08
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majid
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in workbench you should used static or transient or ...and define your material in Engineering Data.in this part you can put shape memory effect property or superelasticity for your material
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