This contribution presents a multi-scale homogenization method to model fibre structured materials. On the macroscopic level textiles are characterized by a large area-to-thickness ratio, such that a discretization with shell elements is numerically efficient. The material behavior is strongly influenced by the heterogeneous micro structure. To capture the contact on the micro level, the RVE is explicitly modelled by means of a volumetric micro sample and a shell specific homogenization scheme is applied to transfer the microscopic response to the macro level. Theoretical aspects are discussed and a numerical example for contact behavior of a periodic knitted structure is give
In this contribution a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical textiles, i...
In this study we analyze a method for the multiscale modeling of heterogeneous materials with a spec...
In this paper, a computational homogenization technique for thin-structured sheets is proposed, base...
This contribution presents a multi-scale homogenization method to model fibre structured materials. ...
This contribution presents a multi-scale homogenization method to model fibre structured materials. O...
This contribution presents a multiscale homogenization method to model technical textiles. On the ma...
This contribution presents a multiscale homogenization method to model technical textiles. On the ma...
For the mechanical modeling and simulation of the heterogeneous composition of a fiber structured ma...
For the mechanical modeling and simulation of the heterogeneous composition of a fiber structured ma...
The paper proposes and investigates an efficient two-scale approach to describe the material behavio...
This contribution investigates a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical t...
The aim of this contribution is to compute the effective in-plane tension and shear behaviour of tex...
A computational homogenization procedure for a material layer that possesses an underlying heterogen...
In this contribution a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical textiles, i...
The goal of this work is to develop a simulation-based algorithm, allowing the prediction of the eff...
In this contribution a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical textiles, i...
In this study we analyze a method for the multiscale modeling of heterogeneous materials with a spec...
In this paper, a computational homogenization technique for thin-structured sheets is proposed, base...
This contribution presents a multi-scale homogenization method to model fibre structured materials. ...
This contribution presents a multi-scale homogenization method to model fibre structured materials. O...
This contribution presents a multiscale homogenization method to model technical textiles. On the ma...
This contribution presents a multiscale homogenization method to model technical textiles. On the ma...
For the mechanical modeling and simulation of the heterogeneous composition of a fiber structured ma...
For the mechanical modeling and simulation of the heterogeneous composition of a fiber structured ma...
The paper proposes and investigates an efficient two-scale approach to describe the material behavio...
This contribution investigates a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical t...
The aim of this contribution is to compute the effective in-plane tension and shear behaviour of tex...
A computational homogenization procedure for a material layer that possesses an underlying heterogen...
In this contribution a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical textiles, i...
The goal of this work is to develop a simulation-based algorithm, allowing the prediction of the eff...
In this contribution a computational homogenization method for one-dimensional technical textiles, i...
In this study we analyze a method for the multiscale modeling of heterogeneous materials with a spec...
In this paper, a computational homogenization technique for thin-structured sheets is proposed, base...