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Nonlinear Structural Materials Module Updates For users of the Nonlinear Structural Materials Module, COMSOL Multiphysics ® version 5.3a brings shape memory alloys, modeled with the Lagoudas or Souza-Auricchio models, and improvements to the porous plasticity feature. Learn about these features below. Shape Memory Alloys Shape memory alloys are becoming increasingly popular, particularly for medical applications. The mechanical description of shape memory alloys is complex, since the intriguing behavior of these materials is caused by phase transformations, which can be triggered both by mechanical stresses and changes in temperature. The two most common mathematical models for describing shape memory alloys have been added: Lagoudas and Souza-Auricchio. When using either model, you have the ability to define the Austenite and Martensite material properties, as well as phase transformation properties, such as start and finish temperatures. Associated with this is a new interface for heat transfer in shape memory alloys, available in the Heat Transfer Module.

Comsol free download. COMSOL_rbmatlab This software is based on RBmatlab 1.13.10 (October 14, 2013) and COMSOL Multiphysics 4.2a. COMSOL Multiphysics contains an update service that enables you to download new models, full models, as well as updated/corrected models to your.

Heat Transfer in Shape Memory Alloys The behavior of shape memory alloys (SMA) is tightly related to temperature, and any structural changes (Austenite ↔ Martensite) will release or absorb energy, changing the thermal properties of the alloys. The Shape Memory Alloy feature in the heat transfer interfaces accounts for the Martensite and Austenite volume fraction.

Effective thermal properties are then defined from the thermal properties of each phase. This Shape Memory Alloy feature is designed to be combined with the new Shape Memory Alloy feature included with the Nonlinear Structural Materials Module. To include it in your model, select the Heat transfer in alloys check box in the main Heat Transfer interface node, and the Shape Memory Alloy feature will be available as a Domain boundary condition. Improved Default Plots The default plots in the structural mechanics physics interfaces have been updated to produce more informative visualizations.

The Application Library tutorials have been updated accordingly. In this example, you can see brighter colors in the stress plot (RainbowLight color table), and plastic strain contours and contact pressure contours have been added by default. For comparison, a plot from the default plot in COMSOL Multiphysics ® version 5.3 of the same model is shown. In this example, you can see brighter colors in the stress plot (RainbowLight color table), and plastic strain contours and contact pressure contours have been added by default. For comparison, a plot from the default plot in COMSOL Multiphysics ® version 5.3 of the same model is shown. New Tutorial Model: Uniaxial Loading of Shape Memory Alloy In this tutorial model, three different loading scenarios are used in order to highlight different behaviors of a shape memory alloy: • A loading-unloading cycle at different temperatures, displaying the superelasticity property at higher temperatures • A scheme with partial loading-unloading at constant temperature, showing the strong hysteresis effect • A loading cycle that produces a residual strain, followed by a temperature increase, which resets the strain to zero, thus showing the shape memory effect.

Data Downloads Users of COMSOL MULTIPHYSICS software can now export technical datasheets from MatWeb's collection in the COMSOL material library format. This is a new feature of our Premium membership available for only $99.95 for a one year subscription! A complete list of Premium features and membership options is available. Users can create and export libraries of 20 materials at a time in COMSOL material library format from MatWeb's collection of over 120,000 material data sheets.

The appropriate property values in the correct units are automatically added to the file with ease and accuracy. Download an example in format (right click and 'save as') Express Instructions • as a Premium member and then log in to MatWeb. • Perform a Search: Run a search using any of MatWeb's search options. Check the box next to the material data sheet names on the search result to add that material to your active Folder for export.

You may add up to 20 to each library folder, using the results of multiple searches. Sonic Youth Thousand Leaves Rarity. • From atop a search results page, select 'Export to COMSOL Multiphysics' in the 'Other Tasks' drop-down box. • A window will open asking you to save a.XML file. Joseph Delaney Torrent Ebook Download on this page. Save the file in a place you'll remember.

This example's file is available for free at the top of the page. • Import the file into COMSOL Multiphysics: • Keep in mind that COMSOL will point to this file, so save your files in a folder you'll remember with unique file names.

• Select the Materials Tab, and then Browse Materials • In the Material Browser window, click the 'Import Material Library' button. A file explorer window will open. • Change the file type to.xml, and find the location you saved the file from MatWeb and select it. Click 'save' and the library will appear •.