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Development of Crack Generation and Propagation Algorithms for Computational Structural Mechanics

Abstract

This thesis describes the latest advances in crack generation and propagation implemented in SIMPACT, a general purpose, large deformation, explicit structural dynamics code developed at the Center for numerical Methods in Engineering (CIMNE), and its coupling with FEFLO, a general purpose compressible and incompressible flow solver based on adaptive unstructured grids. Details on the codes, as well as the coupling strategy are given. Examples illustrate the possibilities the present-fluid-structure coupling offers.

Author and committee

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Author
  • Arteaga-Gomez, Joaquin M.

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Identifier
hdl:1920/3430
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oai:MARS:1920/3430

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2026-07-27
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Arteaga-Gomez, Joaquin M.. Development of Crack Generation and Propagation Algorithms for Computational Structural Mechanics. 2009.