会议专题

SPECIAL FINITE ELEMENT-BASED UNIT CELL APPROACH FOR THE PREDICTION OF MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF FOAMED TITANIUM

With superior mechanical and biological properties,titanium-based foams have potentially beneficial applications for bone-replacement implants in biomedical engineering.To predict microscopic stress and strain localizations (as well as macroscopic responses),finite element (FE) analyses can obtain full-field solutions for better understanding of the relationship between pore morphology,overall properties and strain localization In this study,a simple two-dimensional unit cell approach (UCA) is developed based on micromechanics and special finite element method for multiscale modelling.Initially we have predicted the elastic mechanical properties for foamed titanium with a reasonably accurate depiction of the actual geometry of the microstructure.

Titanium-based foams material properties unit cell approach special finite element method multiscale modelling

Chunhui Yang Yixia Zhang Bernard Frank Rolfe

School of Engineering and Information Technology,Deakin University,Waurn Ponds,VIC 3217,Australia. School of Aerospace,Civil and Mechanical Engineering,University of New South Wales,Australian Defenc School of Engineering and Information Technology,Deakin University,WaurnPonds,VIC 3217,Australia.

国际会议

第二届国际非均质材料力学会议(The Second International Conference on Heterogeneous Material Mechanics)

安徽黄山

英文

329-333

2008-06-03(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)