In this example, we intend to simulate the
penetration of a projectile into an aluminum plate
using the Abaqus software.
Model Description
In this problem, the rigid projectile impacts the
AA5083-H116 Aluminum plate at a high velocity.
Due to the high impact velocity, the projectile penetrates the
aluminum plate.
Rigid projectile and AA5083-H116 Aluminum target plate.
Johnson-Cook Damage Model
To accurately simulate the material failure during the
high-velocity impact, the
Johnson-Cook damage model is used in Abaqus.
This model is suitable for describing the failure behavior of
ductile metals under conditions involving
large plastic deformation, high strain rates, and material failure.
In this simulation, the Johnson-Cook damage model is used to
predict the initiation and evolution of damage in the material
during the impact process. The model considers the effects of
plastic strain, strain rate, and temperature on
material failure.
Effect of Temperature
In this analysis, the effect of temperature on the deformation
of the Aluminum plate is considered. The required
thermal properties of Aluminum are defined in
the Abaqus software to account for the temperature effect during
the penetration process.
Different Projectile Velocities
The problem is solved for different projectile velocities.
The analysis is repeated several times, and the initial velocity of
the projectile is changed for each simulation.
Striking velocity of 286.4 m/s.
Striking velocity of 303 m/s.
Striking velocity of 357 m/s.
Residual Velocity
The residual velocity (final velocity) of the
projectile is obtained from the Abaqus results. A diagram of the
residual velocity is plotted based on the
striking velocity (initial velocity) of the projectile.
Residual velocity versus striking velocity diagram.
Validation
This project has been validated, which means that the
results obtained from the Abaqus software are similar
to the results reported in the reference article.
In other words, this project is based on the
reference research article.
What You Will Learn
How to model projectile penetration into an aluminum plate in Abaqus.
How to model a rigid projectile.
How to model an AA5083-H116 Aluminum plate.
How to define the thermal properties of Aluminum.
How to consider the effect of temperature on deformation.
How to use the Johnson-Cook damage model for material failure.
How to analyze the model for different projectile velocities.
How to obtain the residual velocity of the projectile.
How to plot the residual velocity versus striking velocity diagram.
How to validate the numerical model using the reference article.
Key Features
Projectile penetration analysis.
Rigid projectile modeling.
AA5083-H116 Aluminum plate.
Johnson-Cook damage model.
High-velocity impact analysis.
Temperature-dependent analysis.
Thermal properties of Aluminum.
Analysis for different projectile velocities.
Residual velocity calculation.
Residual velocity versus striking velocity diagram.
Validation against the reference article.
Complete Abaqus CAE file.
Abaqus INP file.
Excel file (Results).
Reference research paper.
Step-by-step video tutorial.
Reference
This project is based on the reference research article.
The research paper is included with the project files and can be used
to review the projectile penetration problem and the reported results.
Reference research article used for the numerical study and validation.
Files Included
What you will receive after purchase
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Description
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Abaqus
CAE File
Complete Abaqus model
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Abaqus
INP File
Abaqus input file
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Excel
Results
Results obtained from the Abaqus analysis
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Document
Research Paper
Reference article used for the project
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Video
Full Video
Step-by-step explanation of the project
Project Information
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Video Duration40 Minutes
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Total File Size415 MB
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Abaqus VersionAbaqus 2017
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LanguageEnglish
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File DeliveryInstant Download
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