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Version 4.2.1 - January 2012
Digimat-FE is the homogenization software based on the nonlinear Finite Element modeling of realistic Representative Volume Element (RVE) of complex material microstructure.
Product DescriptionProduct Description
Digimat-FE is used to generate a realistic Representative Volume Element (RVE) of large variety of material microstructures (plastics, rubbers, metals, graphite, ...). Digimat-FE allows to describe the microstructure of your composite as well as the material properties of its constituents in order to generate the FE model of the composite’s RVE.

Digimat-FE uses Abaqus/CAE to generate the microstructure mesh and the actual finite element model that is then solved with Abaqus/Standard. Model post processing is then done in Abaqus/CAE and DIGIMAT.

Key FeaturesKey Features
  • Definition of multi-phase composite microstructures made of: spheroids, platelets, ellipsoids, cylinders, prisms, polyhedrons made of 20 faces (icosahedrons), any shape defined in a geometry file
  • Definition of constituents material behavior: elastic, thermo elastic, viscoelastic, hyperelastic, elastoplastic.
  • Definition of inclusion phases involving : volume or mass content, inclusion size or number of inclusion used to generate the RVE, size distribution, fixed, random or orientation defined by an orientation tensor, clustering, coating.
  • Strain based and mixed (strain/stress) loading definition
  • Export of RVE geometry in .STEP, .IGES, .BREP formats
  • Export geometry and model definition to Abaqus/CAE
  • Export geometry to ANSYS Workbench
  • Interface to ABAQUS/CAE allows:
            - automatic import of the RVE geometry, per phase material properties and boundary
              conditions
            - automatic meshing and job creation
            - post-processing of per-phase fields (stress, strain, …)


Reference CustomersReference Customers
  • Digimat-FE allows a user friendly generation and analysis of cemented carbide RVEs and serves as a platform for virtual material development to enhance the interpretation of simulation results, Michael Magin, Application Engineer Manager, Ceratizit Luxembourg

Related Materials and IndustriesRelated Materials and Industries
Representative Volume Element (RVE) geometry of a nanofilled polycarbonate.
Stress distribution in fiber reinforced materials.

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