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Optimized workflows for composite materials
design with modeFRONTIER
DIGIMAT users can benefit from the power of the modeFRONTIER 4.4
platform. The link between modeFRONTIER and Digimat-MF advances
the integration of computational materials engineering and design,
supporting collaboration and faster development times.
As a result, users benefit from modeFRONTIER’s sophisticated optimi-
zation algorithms to fit materials models to experimental data
and are able to carry out parametric optimization of composites across
a range of target properties.
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in comparison to fibres. However, the ultimate
mechanical properties of the composite suffer
Polymer Composite Design. as a result. The aim of a multi-objective optimi-
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zation workflow, as the one available in mode-
Polymer composites provide solutions to a range
FRONTIER, is to identify solutions that retain a
of demanding property requirements, combining
high level of stiffness while replacing a significant
in particular strength and lightweight. Howe-
percentage of fibres with beads.
ver, their highly non-linear behaviour makes their
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design a challenging process. For example, the
stiffness of a composite consisting of a polymer
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and two different particle fillers cannot be pre-
dicted correctly by an additive approach. The
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materials modelling software DIGIMAT from
e-Xstream is able to handle multi-phase interac-
tions and predict the linear and non-linear beha-
viour of complex composites. This opens up the
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timization with the modeFRONTIER platform,
simultaneously considering a range of target
objectives for the composite.
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The figure above shows a multi-objective optimi-
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zation workflow for polymer composite design
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with DIGIMAT integrated into modeFRONTIER.
The glass bead and fibre composition is provided
as input, with the total amount of inclusions fi-
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xed at 30%. A range of designs is investigated
with the objective of minimizing anisotropy (as
an indicator of dimensional stability) and maxi-
mizing stiffness.