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Performance Modeling

Fatigue

Fatigue is the weakening or failure of a material caused by repeated applied loads. It combines the material’s multiscale internal structures with the cyclic boundary conditions (loads, displacements, etc.) generating ultimate failure. The maximum stress that causes such failure may be much less than the yield or ultimate strength, because of the internal damage progression due to local heterogeneities inducing stress concentrations.

Impact

Football Helmet Performance Modeling

NOCSAE drop test of Riddell 360 Football helmet with and without facemask attached

NOCSAE drop test of Rawlings Quantum Plus Football helmet with and without facemask attached

A study on the effect of impacts to the head in a football helmet

High-rate compression testing on polymeric foam using Split Hopkinson Bar at CAVS.

Football Helmet Research Papers

A Goal-Oriented, Inverse Decision-Based Design Method for Multi-Component Product Design

Prototype Environments

Crash

Numerical simulations of multiple vehicle crashes and multidisciplinary crashworthiness optimization

Corrosion

Reference

  1. Multistage Fatigue Modeling of Cast A356-T6 and A380-F Aluminum Alloys Y. Xue, C. L. Burton, M. F. Horstemeyer, D. L. McDowell and J. T. Berry

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