INVESTIGATION OF HIERARCHICAL POROUS STRUCTURES USING PHASE-FIELD FRACTURE MODELING INFORMED BY MOLECULAR DYNAMICS SIMULATION [Keynote]
Pania NewellWalnut
The mechanical integrity of hierarchical porous structures depends on their pore morphology. To investigate the role of pore morphology on the mechanical and fracture behaviors of these complex systems, a multi-scale approach has been proposed. This paper shows how molecular dynamics simulations provide the means to extract material properties at the atomistic scale to further inform phase-field fracture technique at the continuum scale in an attempt to understand the mechanical response of these porous materials.
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University of Utah, Salt Lake City, United States of America
Tue 14:00 - 14:40
Beyond Similitude: Role of Multiscale Heterogeneity in Fracture Prognosis
Keynote