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The implementation of the proposed model, using the UMATs subroutines integrated to the LS-DYNA program is also described. To validate the proposed fracture criterion, comparisons are conducted with the experimental results, present in the literature: compression in solid aluminum cylinders, indentation in two steel panels and compression of cruciform aluminum columns. Finally, a methodology is developed to simulate ship collisions using the proposed model as material failure criterion. In these applications the results found with the MDDF were also compared with those obtained by the RTCL, BWH criteria and MALCHER (2011) model. 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