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- 2024Analytical probabilistic progressive damage modeling of single composite filaments of material extrusioncitations
- 2023Stochastic semi-analytical modeling of reinforced filaments for additive manufacturingcitations
- 2023An Open-Source ABAQUS Plug-In for Delamination Analysis of 3D Printed Compositescitations
- 2023Mode I, mode II and mixed mode I-II delamination of carbon fibre-reinforced polyamide composites 3D-printed by material extrusioncitations
- 2023Extension–bending coupling phenomena and residual hygrothermal stresses effects on the Energy Release Rate and mode mixity of generally layered laminatescitations
- 2023Measuring and Predicting the Effects of Residual Stresses from Full-Field Data in Laser-Directed Energy Depositioncitations
- 2022Modeling elastic properties of 3D printed composites using real fiberscitations
- 2021Analytical model for the estimation of the hygrothermal residual stresses in generally layered laminatescitations
- 2021Delamination analysis of 3D-printed nylon reinforced with continuous carbon fiberscitations
- 2021Numerical modelling of the elastic properties of 3D-printed specimens of thermoplastic matrix reinforced with continuous fibrescitations
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An Open-Source ABAQUS Plug-In for Delamination Analysis of 3D Printed Composites
Abstract
This article presents the development and implementation of the Delamination Plug-in, an open-source tool for modeling delamination tests in the ABAQUS software. Specifically designed for stochastic modeling of 3D printed composites, the plug-in combines the benefits of the graphical user interface (GUI) and the programming of commercial finite element (FE) software. The Delamination Plug-in offers an effortless alternative to the time-consuming analytical modeling and GUI work involved in delamination tests and includes algorithms for several tests, such as the double cantilever beam, end-loaded split, end-notched flexure, and modified end-loaded split tests, solved using the virtual crack closure technique and the cohesive zone method. It enables the user to develop simulations for both simple symmetric laminates and generally layered laminates with additional thermal stresses. The applicability of the tool is demonstrated through its use in two distinct delamination problems, one for conventional and one for 3D printed composite laminates, and its results are compared to analytical models and experimental data from the open literature. The results demonstrate that the Delamination Plug-in is efficient and applicable for such materials. This establishes the tool as an important means of automating delamination analysis and for the development and testing of 3D printed composites, making it a valuable tool for both researchers and industry professionals.