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    Abaqus Inc abaqus fea simulation
    Abaqus Fea Simulation, supplied by Abaqus Inc, used in various techniques. Bioz Stars score: 86/100, based on 1 PubMed citations. ZERO BIAS - scores, article reviews, protocol conditions and more
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    Article Title: Impact of Various Sleeve Materials on Temperature Variations During Guided Endodontic Access Cavity Preparation Utilizing Finite‐Element Analysis
    Article Snippet: FEA simulations were conducted in Abaqus under a 2° deviation and 700 rpm drilling, with thermal properties based on literature.

    Article Title: Magnetic coupling transforms random snapping into ordered sequences in soft metamaterials.
    Article Snippet: Quasi- static FEA simulations were performed in Abaqus/Explicit to examine the mechanical response of the unmagnetized structures under uniaxial loading.

    Article Title: Experimental, numerical, and DIC analysis of high-performance VPP composites with multilayer glass fiber reinforcement.
    Article Snippet: In the FEA simulation using Abaqus, the average ultimate tensile strength (UTS) was obtained for each layer.

    Article Title: Magnetic coupling transforms random snapping into ordered sequences in soft metamaterials
    Article Snippet: Quasi-static FEA simulations were performed in Abaqus/Explicit to examine the mechanical response of the unmagnetized structures under uniaxial loading.

    Article Title: Dynamic response and energy absorption of spider orb-web in prey capture at oblique impact angle.
    Article Snippet: This research investigates the energy absorption and dynamic response of spider orb-webs under oblique prey impact using FEA simulations in Abaqus.

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    Article Title: Degradation Mechanisms and Service Life Prediction of High-Performance Rubber Seals for Near-Space Unmanned Platforms
    Article Snippet: .. Tensile strength calculated via Equation (3). ur = 0.02% • FEA Simulation: ABAQUS (2022) software. ..

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    Article Title: Experimental, numerical, and DIC analysis of high-performance VPP composites with multilayer glass fiber reinforcement
    Article Snippet: .. The comparison of stress-strain curves between the Abaqus FEA simulation and the experimental results showed minor differences, particularly in the plastic region. ..

    Article Title: Experimental, numerical, and DIC analysis of high-performance VPP composites with multilayer glass fiber reinforcement.
    Article Snippet: .. The comparison of stress-strain curves between the Abaqus FEA simulation and the experimental results showed minor differences, particularly in the plastic region. ..



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    Article Snippet: A 3D-FEA simulation was conducted in the ABAQUS software.

    Techniques: Shear, Adhesive, Fluorescence, Labeling