MSC/DYTRAN

The MacNeal-Schwendler Corporation (MSC) has provided sophisticated computer-aided engineering (CAE) software to its clients since 1963. MSC/DYTRAN is a three-dimensional analysis code for analyzing the dynamic, nonlinear behavior of solid components, structures, and fluids. It uses explicit time integration and incorporates features that simulate a wide range of material and geometric nonlinearity. It is particularly suitable for analyzing short, transient dynamic events that involve large deformations, a high degree of nonlinearity, and interactions between fluids and structures.

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  1. Feng, D. L.; Liu, M. B.; Li, H. Q.; Liu, G. R.: Smoothed particle hydrodynamics modeling of linear shaped charge with jet formation and penetration effects (2013)
  2. Yan, Dong-mei; Sun, Yu-xin; Yang, Jia-ling: Analytical dynamic model of elastic-plastic pipe-on-pipe impact (2013)
  3. Cho, J. R.; Park, S. W.; Kim, H. S.; Rashed, S.: Hydroelastic analysis of insulation containment of LNG carrier by global -- local approach (2008)
  4. Cheng, M.; Hung, K. C.; Chong, O. Y.: Numerical study of water mitigation effects on blast wave (2005)
  5. Foster, Winfred A. jun.; Johnson, Clarence E.; Chiroux, Robert C.; Way, Tom R.: Finite element simulation of cone penetration (2005)
  6. Liu, M. B.; Liu, G. R.; Zong, Z.; Lam, K. Y.: Computer simulation of high explosive explosion using smoothed particle hydrodynamics methodology (2003)
  7. Noor, Ahmed K.; Wasfy, Tamer M.: Simulation of physical experiments in immersive virtual environments (2001)
  8. Allman, D. J.; Morley, L. S. D.: The ”constant” bending moment three-noded triangle (2000)