Laboratoire d'Etude des Microstructures et de Mécanique des Matériaux (LEM3): Soumissions récentes
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Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture(Elsevier, 2020)During the last decades, a family of assumed-strain solid-shell finite elements has been developed with enriched benefits of solid and shell finite elements together with special treatments to avoid locking phenomena. These ...
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Communication avec acte(AIP, 2016)A family of linear and quadratic assumed-strain based solid‒shell elements (SHB) is presented in this paper to simulate 3D thin structural problems including both quasi-static and dynamic analyses. The SHB solid‒shell ...
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Communication sans acte(Esculapio (AJM Ferreira et al.), 2016)In this work, we present finite element models based on the solid–shell approach, which have been specifically designed for the modeling of multilayer structures. The originality in the current study lies in the analysis ...
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Article dans une revue avec comité de lecture(Springer Science and Business Media LLC, 2021)In this work, a (TiHfZr)(NbTa) 26 (%at) high-entropy quinary alloy has been developed especially for high-temperature superelastic applications and studied over a large range of temperatures. The mechanical properties of ...
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Conférence invitée(2018)In the literature dealing with plastic instabilities in general, many instability criteria have been developed, and some of them have been extensively applied to sheet metals to investigate their formability limits. ...
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Communication sans acte(2021)Strain localization is an important plastic instability process occurring prior to fracture. It is usually observed in the form of narrow bands of intense plastic shear strain in deformed bodies undergoing severe inhomogeneous ...
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Communication sans acte(2016)The modeling of piezoelectric structures has been the subject of active research in recent decades (Tzou et al., 1994; Benjeddou et al., 1997; Klinkel and Wagner, 2006). However, advanced finite element technologies that ...
