Characterization of Stress-Strain curve using ABAQUS CAE | Elastic plastic material model

[@javadhadad576]

I love your videos as it is short and informative at the same time, so fruitful . creating material and the options there is so confusing if you could kindly make short videos explaining them that would be awesome. appreciated.

[@joymusicstudio1]

Thank you very much for your lesson. I wish you good health! Please make some lessons on 2RVE models for metal alloys.

[@AnuragGupta-op7uz]

very informative video, thanks for the good description

[@Valera197615]

Thank you very much for your lesson. I wish you good health! And you can make a lesson how to enter these data into the metal alloy model, which is a 2RVE model?

[@mulli6247]

Are you sure that the convertion is right? In a true stress vs true strain curve is no decrease in true stress during the necking phase.

[@rameshponnusamy2652]

Thanks a lot. Keep going.

[@sachinchandranc2499]

Good Explanation.

[@amhidihaytam6787]

Thank you, very useful

[@TemesgenChurko]

Thanks in advance!

[@NotRealEngineering]

Welcome!

[@sebakoli6781]

What if I want to model till the fracture rather than upto ultimate point only? Is there any way to include data having negative slope (data after ultimate point)?

[@SALIQSHAMIMSHAH]

Can you please make a video showing the simulation of compression test until fracture where output stress strain curve shows fracture

[@user-mx5xv2wn3e]

Sir can the same method be used to input stress strain data for confined concrete in Concrete filled double skin tubular columns (cfdst).

[@theperception9311]

Thanks for the video, i have another material its young's modulus, Poisson;s ratio, Density , yield stress and Tangent modulus are given. I have applied the first three dats, i dont know how to define the last two . ( in ansys i have the option to add this under Bilinear isotropic Material) but in abaqus i couldnt get this option, can you pelase help with it.

[@tinkatul]

sweet.

[@ayanbanerjee2485]

How to find Johnson Cook damage constants for a material ??? Plz make a video on that

[@NotRealEngineering]

will do