I'm Janeth.
My work team is creating a fibrous structure with FiberGeo.
The compositional fiber is made of a single material which is not registered in the database, so we have to includiying it to.
To do that, we know we have to fill the properties of the material on the "General", "Solid", and "Mechanical Properties" tabes of the Material Database window.
We also know we can model the mechanical behaviour of the material with elastic, plastic and damage models, available in the database options, and based on experimental data.
For which material type we have to register those informations: solid (3D) or fiber?
Thank you.
My work team is creating a fibrous structure with FiberGeo.
The compositional fiber is made of a single material which is not registered in the database, so we have to includiying it to.
To do that, we know we have to fill the properties of the material on the "General", "Solid", and "Mechanical Properties" tabes of the Material Database window.
We also know we can model the mechanical behaviour of the material with elastic, plastic and damage models, available in the database options, and based on experimental data.
For which material type we have to register those informations: solid (3D) or fiber?
Thank you.