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I'm a mechanical engineer interested in sharing my knowledge on modelling of solid mechanics processes by different methods and software. I'm developing WeldForm SPH and FEM, CPU and GPU.
Subscribing to my channel, you will learn how to use commercial and open source simulation soft, and how it works. Finally, I will be sharing some C++, CUDA Python, Fortran, programming and scripting basics things.
The processes presented on this channel involve large mechanical strains, metal forming, welding, CFD and much more.
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Quad Remeshing is almost done!
2 days ago | [YT] | 9
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2D Quad Contact is ready!
Next step is own remeshing algorithm.
Check mi page!
1 week ago | [YT] | 5
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I built a 2D quad remesher in python based on Petersen-Martins (2000). It combines grid based, projection, delaunay, collapsing tris to quads, subdivide fallback quads, and smart iteration to make the mesh conforming!
This will be soon included in the 2D solver as built tin remeshing algorithm!!
3 weeks ago | [YT] | 6
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WeldFormFEM News!
Both explicit & Implicit FEM solvers are gettin' bigger & robust!
Explicit FEM version now accept:
- Elasto Visco Plastic (Perzyna Style) plastic models, to work with Hollomon, Johnson Cook, Norton Hoff, GMT among others. This is a lot more stable than conventional plastic radial return with hardening like Simo & Huges style, wich is more suited for non rate dependent models.
- Rigid Visco Plastic Norton-Hoff style (WIP)
- The main focus is on remeshing, up until now was periodic, but now has a lot of new controls based on :
- distortions
- normalized jacobians
- bad count element percentage
which trigger both delta time reduction & remeshing.
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1 month ago | [YT] | 12
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First Implicit Velocity Based Quasi Static Solver is Working!
For Forging and slow processes, but working with Strain Rate Dependant materials!!!!
github.com/luchete80/WeldFormFEM
4 months ago | [YT] | 2
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20250528 - Forging Simulation!!! #FEM #Forging #Implicit #Static #TOP5
After a lot of research I have been studying the top 5 Commercial Simulation forging tools.
WHY COMERCIAL? Is because I wanted to know how forging is treated.
To my surprise, the TOP 5 tools use mostly implicit pseudo Static problems.
So, these are excellent news, considering times to solve explicit simulations could results larger,
together with the conditionally stable methods, remeshing decreasing even more simulation times.
So... Welcome to ForgeFormFEM!!!
The idea is to reuse all explicit and existing things like contact, hourglass, remeshing, and move them to an implicit pseudo static solver.
github.com/luchete80/ForgeFormFEM
I'm changin the method from explicit to implicit
So I will use Eigen and PETSC (yeah, PETSC, you read it right.
I'm trying to remembwer the implicit solving steps
1.Get Current Coordinates
2. Shape Function gradients dNdx
3. Build deformation gradient F
4. Almansi strain
5. Stress
6. B matrices (Geo & Material)
7. Internal Force Vector
8.Material K = BT D B
9. Geo K = BT Sigma B (I will post about these)
Wish me luck!
8 months ago (edited) | [YT] | 0
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Do you want to know how shell elements works??
I'm planning to create a course about this.
Check our simple testing element and its results in a transverse load patch test in comparison with ANSYS
181 element!
NICE!
9 months ago | [YT] | 6
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Suggested Adaptive Mesh refinement (w/Omega_h) and global remeshing (with MMG) technique:
10 months ago | [YT] | 1
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#FEM #TETRA #WeldForm #CUDA #GPU
Mores dvances in mesh adapting refinement using Omega_h!!!
Mapping of nodal variables is ready.
Also, now CPU version runs on Windows.
The first images shows only remeshing (w/o length parameters) if angle is between certain threshold. Now more control of quality is possible.
Also as in mmg library, we can map a variable to use as mesh size scale.
10 months ago | [YT] | 3
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We are studying some cones produced with incremental forming. It results some 90 degree separated zones with similar deformations, so in order to be not affected by mesh influence, now we can generate with gmsh a "cylindrical" mesh so all elements are subfected to symmetric bending!!
Check it out :
github.com/luchete80/radioss_tutorials/tree/develo…
10 months ago | [YT] | 1
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