Sentence examples for numerical models able from inspiring English sources
More particularly, the development of both accurate and flexible numerical models able to capture their intrinsically multiscale modes of failure is still a challenge.
This work focused on the development and validation of numerical models able to simulate the performance of previously experimentally tested joints.
Therefore, the accuracy and the effectiveness of the numerical models able to simulate the bird strike event and its consequences on the structural integrity become of major concern when designing aerospace components.
The present contribution addresses the problem of estimating building heating energy consumptions by using numerical models able to simulate the dynamic interaction between the building and the heating system.
Further assessment of test predictions was then performed by means of well-calibrated finite-element (FE) numerical models able to properly take into account the effective contribution of each specimen component.
Numerical models able to account for material and geometric nonlinearities were developed within an open source platform, using inelastic force-based fibre elements to model structural members and mechanical idealizations to reproduce the behaviour of bolted beam column and welded gusset-plate connections.
Moreover, numerical model able to simulate Low Velocity Impacts (LVI) and Compression After Impacts (CAI) onto CFRP panels is proposed.
In this work, a numerical model, able to predict the impact behaviour of natural fibres honeycomb cores, has been proposed.
The final goal is to get an accurate, efficient and robust numerical model, able for the numerical simulation of industrial solidification processes.
The paper presents a simple numerical model able to provide directly kinetic constants and reliable numerical rheometer curves for S-TBBS-DPG natural rubber.
In this paper, a numerical 2DH morphodynamic model is presented as a first step in order to develop an adequate numerical model able to help in the planning and management of the coastal areas.
