Ansys AUTODYN: Explicit Software for High Velocity Impact, Blast & Explosion, Fracture & Damage
ANSYS AUTODYN software is an explicit analysis tool for modeling nonlinear dynamics of solids, fluids and gases as well as their interaction: Optimization and design of armor and anti-armor systems, Mine protection scheme design for personnel carriers, Building protection measures and insurance risk assessment for blast effects in city centers, Aircraft impact risk assessment for power stations, Performance studies of oil well perforating charges, Decommissioning of offshore platforms Shielding system design on the International Space Station, Safety assessment of particle accelerators, Characterization of materials subjected to high dynamic loading.
ANSYS AUTODYN Applications
ANSYS AUTODYN software can be used in a vast array of real-world projects and nonlinear phenomena:
- Designing the shielding system on a space station
- Modeling a building’s impact and structural collapse in forensic investigations
- Performing assessment of protection layers for foreign object damage on civil aircraft
- Conducting vulnerability assessment of composite aircraft components to fragmenting warheads
- Performing intercept of ballistic projectiles and lethality investigations for defense
- Modeling impacts on power stations
- Determining asteroid impacts on earth
- Designing mine protection schemes for personnel carriers
- Optimizing passive and reactive armor systems
- Designing, assessing and optimizing anti-armor devices
- Conducting performance studies of well perforating charges
- Assessing satellite damage from space debris impacts
- Determining blast effects in city centers
- Conducting safety assessment of a particle accelerator beam dump
- Analyzing fragmentation of solid bodies
- Performing optimization of mine disposal devices
- Performing optimization of transparent armor on wheeled vehicles
- Performing safety distance assessments for hazardous storage sites
- Determining damage of (reinforced) concrete structures under impact and explosive loading
- Decommissioning of offshore platforms
- Analyzing blast-structure interaction assessment of onshore petro-chemical plants
- Determining structural damage of an offshore module to a dropped object
- Predicting blast-induced rock fragmentation
- Developing design of rockfall galleries
- Assessing concrete damage caused by high-frequency ground motions
- Modeling of cavitation and yawing of a supersonic projectile traveling in water
- Investigating pipe rupture incident at a nuclear facility
- Analyzing ceramic fracture under intense loading
- Assessing disturbed flow field during rocket stage separation
- Performing assessment and design of kinetic energy penetrators
- Determining blast propagation in underground tunnels and structures
- Improving sheet metal stamping
- Analyzing bird strike on aircraft
- Determining hydraulic ram effects in aircraft fuel tanks
- Performing structural response analysis of a containment vessel under hydrogen detonation
- Simulating response and breakup of glazing under blast loading
- Analyzing fuel slosh in racing cars
- Analyzing explosive welding and cutting
- Analyzing powder compaction of sintered metals
- Determining progressive damage of composite structures to impacts loads
- Analyzing explosive forming of aerospace components
- Performing perforation and behind-armor debris analyses of various armor configurations
- Developing water/sand barrier assessment for mitigation of explosives fragmentation and blast
- Predicting blunt trauma injuries
Ansys Autodyn Material Modeling
Strength models
• Elastic
• Viscoelastic
• Strain hardening models
• Strain rate hardening models
• Thermal softening models
• Porous compaction models
• Concrete/soil (Drucker-Prager, RHT)
• Ceramic/glass (Johnson-Holmquist)
• Third invariant dependence
• Orthotropic yield
• Orthotropic solid
• Orthotropic shell
• Laminated shell
Equations of state
• Linear
• Ideal gas
• Mie-Gruneisen
• Analytic multiphase
• Tabular multiphase
• Two-phase liquid-vapor
• Explosives
• Tabular porous
• P-alpha
Failure models
• Maximum stress/strain
• Effective stress/strain
• Shear damage
• Orthotropic damage
• Johnson-Holmquist
• Johnson-Cook
• Orthotropic stress/strain
•Tsai-Wu, Tsai-Hil
• Crack softening
• Stochastic
User-specified models can be defined in all aspects
Virtually all models can be used in every solver
Virtually all models can be used with erosion (element death) Five erosion criteria
User-defined erosion