Considering Manufacturing Induced Inhomogeneity in Structural Material Models (VMAP)
The ITEA VMAP project aims to gain a common understanding of and interoperable definitions for virtual material modelling in Computer Aided Engineering (CAE). Using industrial use cases from major material domains and representative manufacturing processes, new concepts will be created for a universal material exchange interface for use in virtual engineering workflows. [1] In the VMAP consortium with nearly 30 partners, 4a is focusing on injection molding of plastics. Two sub use cases – namely impact behavior of fiber reinforced thermoplastics and structural behavior of foamed parts - are presented in this contribution.
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Considering Manufacturing Induced Inhomogeneity in Structural Material Models (VMAP)
The ITEA VMAP project aims to gain a common understanding of and interoperable definitions for virtual material modelling in Computer Aided Engineering (CAE). Using industrial use cases from major material domains and representative manufacturing processes, new concepts will be created for a universal material exchange interface for use in virtual engineering workflows. [1] In the VMAP consortium with nearly 30 partners, 4a is focusing on injection molding of plastics. Two sub use cases – namely impact behavior of fiber reinforced thermoplastics and structural behavior of foamed parts - are presented in this contribution.
Jilka_4a.pdf
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