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hmtoggle_plus1Finite Element Analysis using RADIOSS
Solution sequences
-Nonlinear explicit structures
-Nonlinear implicit structures
-Explicit transient CFD
-Arbitrary Lagrangian Eulerian (ALE)
-Smooth Particle Hydrodynamics (SPH)
Elements library

Shell (4-nodes)

-Belytschko-Tsai
-Modified Belytshko & Leviathan (QPPS)
-Zeng (QEPH)
-Batoz (full integrated)
-Orthotropic shell
-Sandwich shell
-Composite shell
-Anisotropic layered shell (fabric)

Shell (3-nodes)

-C0 triangle
-Batoz triangle (Discrete Kirchhoff Triangle)
-Sabourin triangle

Beam

-Truss (type 2)
-Beam (type 3)
-Integrated Timoshenko beam (type 18)

Spring

-1 degree of freedom (type 4)
-General spring (type 8)
-Pulley type spring (type 12)
-Beam type spring – spotweld (type 13)
-Axisymmetric spring (type 25)
-Tabulated spring type (type 26)
-Pretensioner spring (type 32)
-Multi-strand element (type 28)
-Joint type spring (type 33)
-Predit spotweld (type 36)
-Stitch – airbag spring with complex rupture criteria (type 35)
-Crushable frame spring property (type 44)
-Joint type spring (type 45)
-Spring property for modeling of muscles (type 46)

Brick (hexa)

-Under-integrated with viscous (Belytschko) hourglass formulation
-Under-integrated with viscous (Hallquist) hourglass formulation
-Under-integrated, co-rotational with physical hourglass formulation (HEPH)
-Under-integrated, co-rotational with variable number of Gauss points
-Fully-integrated
-Parabolic 20 nodes brick
-Thick shell (type 16)
-Orthotropic

Tetra

-Linear tetra
-Parabolic tetra
Materials
-Isotropic elasticity
-Hook (linear elastic)
-Tabulated Input for Hyper-elastic
-Ogden, Mooney-Rivlin (hyper-elastic)
-Elasto-plastic isotropic (w/o damage)
-Johnson-Cook
-Zerilli-Armstrong
-Johnson-Cook (yield stress depends on strain rate and temperature)
-Hydrodynamic viscous (turbulent flow)
-Gray model
-Elasto-plastic with damage
-Elasto-plastic with Johnson-Cook (ductile damage)
-Elasto-plastic with brittle damage
-Hill
-Piecewise linear
-Hill tabulated
-Cowper-Symonds
-Zhao
-Steinberg-Guinan
-Gurson, ductile damage for porous materials (with ductile damage)
-Tabulated quadratic in strain rate
-Three-Parameter Barlat
-Tabulated quadratic in strain rate
-Hansel model
-Ugine and Alz approach
-Elastomer
-Visco-elastic
-Anisotropic Hill
-Thermal Hill orthotropic
-Thermal Hill orthotropic 3D
-Semi-analytical elasto-plastic
-Yoshida-Uemori
-Johnson-Holmquist model
-High strength steel
-Swift and voce elasto-plastic law
-Hyper- and Visco-elastic material
-Elasto-plastic foam, closed cells
-Boltzmann
-Foam
-Generalized Kelvin-Voigt
-Tabulated law
-Generalized Maxwell-Kelvin
-Hyper visco-elastic
-Hyper visco-elastic (tabulated)
-Isotropic visco-elastic
-Tabulated Input for Hyper-elastic
-Ogden, Mooney-Rivlin (hyper-elastic)
-Tabulated foam
-Visco-elastic foam with air (tabulated)
-Composite and Fabric materials
-Fabric
-Hyperelastic anisotropic Fabric
-Tsai-Wu formulation composite shell
-Composite shell with Chang-Chang failure
-Composite solids
-Composite solids
-Multi-material Multiphase/fluid/explosive materials
-Solid, liquid, gas and explosives
-Jones-Wilkins Lee model
-Lee-Tarver material
-Hydrodynamic viscous fluid
-K- ε turbulence material
-Boundary condition material
-Boundary condition material with turbulence
-Bi-material for 2D
-Hydrodynamic Bi-material liquid gas
-Concrete and Rock materials
-Drücker-Prager (rock or concrete)
-Drücker-Prager for rock or concrete by function
-Reinforced concrete
-Drücker-Prager with cap
-Honeycomb materials
-Honeycomb
-Cosserat
-Crushable foam
-Connection materials
-Rivets (Predit)
-Connection material
-Advanced Connection material
-Other materials
-Void
-Hook (linear elastic)
-purely thermal material
-SESAM Johnson-Cook
-Porous material model
-GAS material
-User(s) material law
Failure models
-Johnson Cook failure criteria
-Extended Mohr Coulomb failure
-NXT failure criteria
-Tuler-Butcher criteria
-Wilkins failure criteria
-Hashin failure model
-Ladeveze Composite failure model
-Normal and Tangential failure model
-Failure according plastic strain criteria
-Ductile Spalling with Johnson-Cook
-Puck Composite failure model
-Forming Limit Diagram
-Maximum Principal Tension Strain
-Maximum Internal Energy
-Chang Chang failure model
-Bao Xue Wierzbicki
-Strain failure model
-User failure model
Kinematic constraints
-Rigid bodies
-Rigid links
-Tied contact
-Rigid walls
-Plane
-Cylinder
-Sphere
-Parallelogram
-Joints
-Cylindrical
-Rotational gear
-Differential gear
-Rack and Pinion
Sensors
-Start time
-Accelerometer
-Nodal distance
-Activation with sensor IS1, deactivation with sensor IS2
-ON as long as sensors IS1 AND IS2 are ON
-ON as long as sensors IS1 OR IS2 are ON
-Interface activation and deactivation
-Rigid wall activation and deactivation
-ON as long as IS1 is OFF
-Pressure gauge
-Rigid body
-Section force
-User’s sensor
Skew Frames
Loads
-Scalar
-Vector
-Pressure
Sections
Contact (Interfaces)
-Node to surface
-Surface to surface
-Node to brick
-Surface to brick
-Edge to edge
-Tied/Void contact
-Drawbeads lines
-Hyper-ellipsoids to nodes
-Hyper-ellipsoids to elements
-Rigid to rigid contact
-Penalty formulation
-Soft penalty formulation
-Lagrange multipliers formulation
RADIOSS optimization
-Free-Shape Optimization
-Free-Size Optimization
-Design Optimization
-Topography Optimization
-Topology Optimization
Multi-Domain
-Multi-Domain multiple input file
-Multi-Domain single input file
Flexible bodies
Modif file Input
External Modes Files
Restart
Dynamic relaxation
Damping options
Units System
Initial State input
hmtoggle_plus1Pre-processing
Altair HyperMesh, Altair HyperCrash
Block Format inputs
hmtoggle_plus1Post-processing
Altair HyperView
-Direct output of H3D format for model and results
-Processing of A file
Altair HyperGraph
-Time history for transient events
-Complex frequency response displacement, velocity, and acceleration plots for up to 500 nodes
-Random response PSD and auto/cross correlation of displacement, velocity, and acceleration
-Transient response displacement, velocity, and acceleration time history plots for up to 500 nodes
-Bar chart for effective mass
HTML report
-Model summary
-Model and result displayed using Altair HyperView Player

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