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A Methodology To Model The Statistical Fracture Behavior Of Acrylic Glasses For Stochastic Simulation Marcel Berlinger

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A Methodology To Model The Statistical Fracture Behavior Of Acrylic Glasses For Stochastic Simulation Marcel Berlinger
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Publisher: Springer Vieweg
File Extension: PDF
File size: 15.62 MB
Pages: 161
Author: Marcel Berlinger
ISBN: 9783658343293, 365834329X
Language: English
Year: 2021

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A Methodology To Model The Statistical Fracture Behavior Of Acrylic Glasses For Stochastic Simulation Marcel Berlinger by Marcel Berlinger 9783658343293, 365834329X instant download after payment.

A statistical modelling method for simulating the fracture behaviour of acrylic glass is presented using the application case of an automotive rear side window. The collection of the necessary measurement data and their analysis is described. The aim is to give guidance to users of comparable materials. Finally, the model is integrated into the finite element simulation of a head impact test of the pane. Based on the resulting spread of the head injury criterion, the relevance of a statistical material characterisation for product safety is discussed.

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