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Macro Finite Element Using Subdomain Integration

Abstract ID#:
A29

 

Report Title:
Macro Finite Element Using Subdomain Integration

 

Authors:
J.D. Whitcomb and K. Woo, Texas A&M University

 

Report Date:
March, 1992

For some heterogeneous materials, it is not practical to model the microstructure directly using traditional finite elements. Furthermore, it is not always accurate to use homogenized material properties. Macro elements were developed which permit microstructure within a single element. These macro elements performed well in initial tests.

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