bimaterial

The Fundamental Physical Bases of the WR Approach (and, Consequently, of FEM) in General About calculating K factors at a bimaterial interface crack using ABAQUS

iMechanica - Comments 2009

We are interested in how the body achieves this not only to inform biomimetic bimaterial interface design, but also for design of engineered surgical grafts.

iMechanica - Comments Desmond N. 2009

Attachment of dissimilar materials is a materials engineering challenge because of high levels of localized stress that can arise at a bimaterial interface.

iMechanica - Comments Desmond N. 2009

Attachment of dissimilar materials is a materials engineering challenge because of high levels of localized stress that can arise at a bimaterial interface.

iMechanica - Comments CAEengineer 2009

We are interested in how the body achieves this not only to inform biomimetic bimaterial interface design, but also for design of engineered surgical grafts.

iMechanica - Comments CAEengineer 2009

While stress concentrations can arise outside of an inclusion, the problem is of particular interest when the bimaterial interface has an exposed edge: in some instances, an elastic singularity can arise at the interface (e.g.,

iMechanica - Comments Desmond N. 2009