Finite Element Analysis - ASM
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Crash and impact analysis

Explicit dynamic transient or implicit static nonlinear finite element analysis of structures to determine:
  • Nonlinear material response (plasticity/concrete cracking)
  • Motion trajectories
  • Energy absorption
  • Ultimate failure loads

The results from the above finite element analyses can be assessed for various objectives, such as:
  • Assessment of containment performance
  • Assessment of structural integrity after impact
  • Parameter studies and optimisation of designs

Crash analysis finite element model of bridge transition
Crashworthiness of bridge transition assessed to EN 1317-2:1998
Drop test dynamic finite element analysis of isotope container
Drop test of medical isotope transport container to IAEA requirements TS-R-1

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Concrete bridge parapet - modelled internal reinforcement and cracking of grout under load