Recent content by TheSymbol

What my experience says is Stress is the resistant provided by the material. Hence the name. It something like the stress/tension that is present in our body/mind too. Just because you can't see or measure it does it mean its not present. I just gave a rough analogy here. Hope this helped :) :shy:

Yeah. Was talking about the thread by RangerMike. :)

Thank you for this excellent info :)

Hi all, Planning to do an Blast simulation on a vehicle. Should I go for FSI or Use the load as pressure. Please throw some light on the same. Thank you, TheSymbol

Thank you for the reply :smile:

Thank you for the reply again. But my doubt is not about the effect. I wanted to know whether the detonation like IEDs can also be considered here, which do not fall under the Nuclear category. Regards, TheSymbol

If I were to give a small analogy, Can you read a foreign language without knowing the language? Its so similar to that. You will never be able to understand why you have got the output using a software without knowing the basics. Infact any software for that matter to uses these laws. They are...

Hi all, Am researching on the blast simulation. So tout of adding d effect of blast in my presentation in order to give audience the feel of how large the effect can be. I will use the following site meyerweb.com/eric/tools/gmap/hydesim.html Can you please throw some light on whether the...

Hi, Moreover I have this rough idea of measuring a Double Wishbone suspension and then modelling it. It is a logical idea? ( This is only if I do not find them in technical papers. ) Also I had some hopes in SAE papers but now realized that am not able to access them. Thank you.

Hi all, First of all, I am new to this forum. Am facing a similar prob with the analysis of Double wishbone suspension for ATV ( utility ). I am planning to do this on my own. Hence have a lot of queries. Moreover I am new to the automotive field. Going through many literatures I...