AUTODYN-3D

ANSYS Autodyn software is a versatile explicit analysis tool for modeling the nonlinear dynamics of solids, fluids, gases and their interactions. The product has been developed to provide advanced capabilities within a robust, easy-to-use software tool. Simulation projects can be completed with significantly less effort, less time and lower labor costs than with other explicit programs. This high productivity is a result of the easy-to-use, quick-to-learn, intuitive, interactive graphical interface implemented. Time and effort are saved in problem setup and analysis by automatic options to define contact, by coupling interfaces and by minimizing input requirements using safe logical defaults.

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  1. Lian, Y. P.; Zhang, X.; Zhou, X.; Ma, Z. T.: A FEMP method and its application in modeling dynamic response of reinforced concrete subjected to impact loading (2011)
  2. Liu, M. B.; Liu, G. R.: Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH): an overview and recent developments (2010)
  3. Tang, J.: Free-field blast parameter errors from Cartesian cell representations of bursting sphere-type charges (2008)
  4. Wu, Chengqing; Hao, Hong: Numerical prediction of rock mass damage due to accidental explosions in an underground ammunition storage chamber (2006)
  5. Liu, M. B.; Xie, W. P.; Liu, G. R.: Modeling incompressible flows using a finite particle method (2005)
  6. Wu, Chengqing; Hao, Hong; Zhou, Yingxin: Distinctive and fuzzy failure probability analysis of an anisotropic rock mass to explosion load (2003)
  7. Cowler, M. S.; La’adan, O.; Ohta, T.: High performance computing using AUTODYN-3D. (2000)