12th ls-dyna conference 2012 agenda

12th International LS-DYNA® Users Conference - June 3-5, 2012

Welcome to the

12th International LS-DYNA® Users Conference 2012

June 3 - 5, 2012 Hyatt Regency Dearborn

Dearborn, Michigan USA

Thank you for your participation. Our exciting Conference Program includes:

More than 100 technical presentations; additional papers included in the Conference Proceedings

Plenary and Keynote Addresses by:

Dr. Thomas J.R. Hughes, Professor of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, Computational and Applied Mathematics Chair III, Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences (ICES), The University of Texas at Austin

Dr. David J. Benson, Professor of Structural Engineering, Jacobs School of Engineering, University of California, San Diego

Mr. Kenji Takada, Honda R&D Co., Ltd.

Mr. John Combest, Vice Chairman, GHBMC Steering Committee, Nissan

Mr. Paul A. Du Bois, Consulting Engineer

Mr. Roger Grimes, Livermore Software Technology Corporation

Exhibition Featuring State-of-the-Art Hardware and Software

Presentation by Dr. John O. Hallquist, President, LSTC

Included in your conference packet with this Conference Agenda are the Technical Session Locator with Map, our Sponsor Appreciation page, Exhibition Area Layout and a general Hotel Map.

Please take the time to visit the conference sponsors and the many other companies in the Exhibit Area.

Remember to fill out your Drawing Entry Form and have it stamped by each Exhibitor. All completely filled entries will be eligible for the Conference Drawing.

If you have any questions regarding the conference, members of our staff will be available to assist you at the Registration Desk. The Registration Desk will also act as a Lost and Found.

Please wear your Conference Badge at all times. This will help us and the hotel staff to better recognize and serve you.

We hope the conference helps you in your work with LS-DYNA.


Conference Event Sponsors

LSTC would like to thank the following companies for their generous contributions:

----------------- Platinum Sponsors ------------------

GOMPUTE, Inc. Welcome Reception

www.gompute.com

DYNAmore GmbH Conference Banquet, with LSTC

www.dynamore.de

-------------------- Gold Sponsors --------------------

ETA, Inc. Conference Bag

www.eta.com

Penguin Computing Inc. Registration – Cyber Café

www.penguincomputing.com

------------------- Silver Sponsors --------------------

ARUP Tuesday Lunch

www.oasys-software.com/dyna

Beta CAE Systems S.A. Monday Lunch

www.ansa-usa.com

FEA Information / d3ViewTuesday Breakfast

www.feainformation.com

Intel / Dell Monday Breakfast

www.intel.com / www.dell.com

------------------ Bronze Sponsors --------------------

AMD Monday Coffee Break

www.amd.com

ESI North America Tuesday Coffee Break

www.esi-group.com

Moldex3D Tuesday Coffee Break

www.moldex3d.com

Red Cedar Technology Monday Coffee Break

www.redcedartech.com

Sunday, June 3rd


9:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. User Material Implementation in LS-DYNA® Regency Ballroom H

4:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. New Features in LS-PrePost® Regency Ballroom A-B

5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Registration & Cyber Café Sponsored by Penguin Computing Regency J

5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Exhibition Great Lakes Center

6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Welcome Reception Sponsored by GOMPUTE Great Lakes Center

Exhibitor Information

Company Name Booth Web Address

AMD 104 www.amd.com

ANSYS Inc. 205 www.ansys.com

ARUP 101 www.arup.com

BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc. 203 www.ansa‐usa.com

Computational Engineering International (CEI) 105 www.ensight.com

Cray 307 www.cray.com

DatapointLabs 103 www.datapointlabs.com

Dell 204 www.dell.com

Detroit Engineered Products, Inc. 102 www.depusa.com

EDAG 403 www.edag‐us.com

Engineering Technology Associates, Inc. 100 www.eta.com

ESI North America 201 www.esi‐group.com

e‐Xstream Engineering 304 www.e‐Xstream.com

FEA Information Inc. 401 www.feainformation.com

Fraunhofer‐Institute for Algorithms and Scientific Computing SCAI

202 www.scai.fraunhofer.com

GNS 303 www.gns‐mbh.com

GOMPUTE 200 www.gompute.com

Humanetics 305 www.humaneticsatd.com

Intel 204 www.intel.com

JSOL Corporation 107 www.jri‐sol.com

LSTC

DYNAmore GmbH 400

www.lstc.com

www.dynamore.de

Mellanox Technologies 300 www.mellanox.com

Moldex3D 306 www.moldex3d.com

Penguin Computing Inc. 301 www.penguincomputing.com

Red Cedar Technologies 302 www.redcedartech.com

Safe Technologies 207 www.safetechnology.com

SGI 402 www.sgi.com

Total CAE 206 www.totalcae.com

Monday, June 4th


7:30 a.m. – 4:00 p.m. Registration & Cyber Café Sponsored by Penguin Computing Great Lakes Center

7:30 a.m. – 8:20 a.m. Continental Breakfast Sponsored by Intel and Dell Great Lakes Center

8:00 a.m. – 6:00 p.m. Exhibition Great Lakes Center

8:20 a.m. Welcome and Opening Remarks Great Lakes Center 8:35 a.m. Plenary Presentations Great Lakes Center

Session Chair: John O. Hallquist (LSTC)

8:35 Professor Thomas J.R. Hughes "Isogeometric Analysis: Introduction and Recent Developments" Professor of Aerospace Engineering

and Engineering Mechanics Computational and Applied Mathematics Chair III Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences (ICES) The University of Texas at Austin

9:15 Professor David Benson "Recent Developments in Isogeometric Structural Analysis" Professor of Structural Engineering

Jacobs School of Engineering University of California, San Diego

9:55 a.m. Coffee Break – Sponsored by Red Cedar Technology Great Lakes Center

10:05 Mr. Doug Beary “High-Performance Computing On Demand and Remote Visualization”

Vice President, Sales, North America GOMPUTE, Inc. and Gridcore AB

10:15 Mr. Kenji Takada “Fracture Prediction of High Strength Steels with Ductile Fracture Honda R&D Co., Ltd. Criterion and Strain Dependent Model of Anisotropy”

11:05 a.m. Keynote Presentation Regency Ballroom A-B

11:05 Mr. John Combest "Completion of Phase I Development of the Global Human Body Models iVice Chairman Consortium Mid-Sized Male Full Body Finite Element Model"

GHBMC Steering Committee

Nissan

11:05 a.m. Keynote Presentation Regency Ballroom C-D

11:05 Mr. Paul A. Du Bois “Development of Failure Models in LS-DYNA® for Materials in Consulting Engineer Aeronautical Structures””

11:05 a.m. Keynote Presentation Regency Ballroom E-F

11:05 Mr. Roger Grimes “An Overview of LS-DYNA Implicit, Illustrated by Example Problems” LSTC

11:45 a.m. Lunch – Sponsored by BETA CAE Systems USA, Inc. Great Lakes Center

Monday, June 4th


1:00 p.m. Session 1 – Automotive (1) Desoto Ballroom

Session Chair: Stephen Kang (Ford Motor Company)

1:00 Palmer, T., Engineering Technology Associates, Inc. Rollover Simulations for Vehicles using Deformable Road Surfaces

1:25 Kondapalli, P. S., BASF Corp. Wyandotte, USA Application and CAE Simulation of Short and Continuous Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites, Part I

1:50 Xin, S., QinetiQ North America Impact Analysis of an Innovative Shock Energy Absorber and its Applications in Improving Railroad Safety

2:15 Sheikh, N. M., Texas Transportation Institute Design and Testing of an Easy to Use Pinned-down Temporary Concrete Barrier with Limited Deflections

2:40 Abu-Odeh, A., Texas Transportation Institute LS-DYNA Analysis of a Sacrificial Wall Designed to Protect Mechanically Stabilized Earth Retaining Walls

1:00 p.m. Session 2 – Electromagnetic (1) Marquis Ballroom

Session Chair: Thomas J. Vasko (Central Connecticut State University)

1:00 L'Eplattenier, P., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Update on the Electromagnetism Module in LS-DYNA®

1:25 Çaldichoury, I., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Validation Process of the Electromagnetism (EM) Solver in LS-DYNA®v980: The TEAM Problems

1:50 Kim, H., Edison Welding Institute Investigation of the Effects of the Coil Design on Electro-Magnetic Forming of a Thin-Walled Aluminum Tubular Material

2:15 L'Eplattenier, P., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Investigation of the Thermal Effects of Magnetic Pulse Forming using LS-DYNA®

1:00 p.m. Session 3 – Simulation (1) Stearns Knight Suite

Session Chair: Ye-Chen Pan (General Motors Corporation)

1:00 Lu, H.S., Shanghai Hengstar Technology Co., Ltd Simulation of Reinforced Concrete Structure under Impact Loading using Meshfree Cohesive Failure Approach

1:25 Untaroiu, C. D., Virginia Tech A Finite Element Model of the Pelvis and Lower Limb for Automotive Impact Applications

1:50 Kojima, S., Toyota Technical Development Corporation Development of Tied Overlapping Shell Technique to Simulate the Path of Crack Propagation in Polymer Parts

Monday, June 4th


2:15 Tejeda, R., InForm Product Development, Inc. Techniques for Modeling Torque Transfer between Concentric Cylindrical Components

2:40 Hilding, D., DYNAmore Nordic AB Simulation of Loads from Drifting Ice Sheets on Offshore Structures

1:00 p.m. Session 4 – Metal Forming (1) Pierce Arrow Suite

Session Chair: Ming F. Shi (United States Steel Corporation)

1:00 Zhang, L., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Advance in Sheet Metal Forming - Failure Criteria, Friction, Scrap Trimming and Adaptive Meshing

1:25 Roman, C., General Motors Corporation Studies on the Efficiency of LS-DYNA® in Sheet Metal Stamping for Feasibility and Formability Analyses

1:50 He, J., Engineering Technology Associates, Inc. DYNAFORM 5.8.1 – New Features and Future Development

2:15 Gu, J., Ford Motor Company Introduction of a New Function, (CONTROL_FORMING_SCRAP_FALL), in LS-DYNA® & Its Applications in Scrap Fall Simulation

2:40 Hu, Y., Chrysler Group LLC Oil-canning Simulation of Outer Panel and Influence of Stamping Results

1:00 p.m. Session 5 – Constitutive Modeling (1) Rolls Royce Suite

Session Chair: Nima Edjtemai (Alyotech Technologies)

1:00 Wu, Y., Karagozian & Case Performance of LS-DYNA® Concrete Constitutive Models

1:25 Gilat, A., The Ohio State University Recent Developments in Mechanical Characterization (Deformation and Failure) of Materials

1:50 Takekoshi, K., Terrabyte Co., Ltd. Validation and Material Modeling of Polymers by Employing MAT_SAMP-1

2:15 Feng, W. W., Livermore Software Technology Corporation On Mooney-Rivlin Constants for Elastomers

2:40 Xiao, X, Michigan State University Simulations of Axial Impact of Composite Structures with a Coupled Damage-Plasticity Model

1:00 p.m. Session 6 – Blast / Impact (1) Regency A-B

Session Chair: Mohamed Hamid (Delphi Corporation)

1:00 Barsotti, M., Protection Engineering Consultants Modeling Mine Blast with SPH

Monday, June 4th


1:25 Liu, X., Veryst Engineering, LLC Golf Ball Impact: Material Characterization and Transient Simulation

1:50 Van Dorsselaer, N., DynAS+

General Approach for Concrete Modeling: Impact on Reinforced Concrete

2:15 Sakakibara, T., ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation Simulation of Ball Impact on Composite Plate with PP+30% LGF

2:40 Couroneau-Mortreuil, N., DGA EM Numerical Simulation of Impact on Solid Rocket Motors

3:05 p.m. Coffee Break – Sponsored by AMD Great Lakes Center

3:25 p.m. Session 8 – Occupant Safety Desoto Ballroom

Session Chair: Wenyu Lian (General Motors Corporation)

3:25 Gayzik, F. S., Wake Forest University School of Medicine Development of a Full Human Body Finite Element Model for Blunt Injury Prediction Utilizing a Multi-Modality Medical Imaging Protocol

3:50 Brown, R., JaguarLandrover Analysis of the Scatter of a Deploying Airbag

4:15 Maurath, C., Livermore Software Technology Corporation

Updates to LSTC’s LS-DYNA® Anthropomorphic Models

4:40 Stahlschmidt, S., DYNAmore GmbH Dummy Model Validation and its Assessment

3:25 p.m. Session 9 – Fluid-Structure Interaction / ALE (1) Marquis Ballroom

Session Chair: Mohammad Usman (Ford Motor Company)

3:25 Im, K-S., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Use of the Combustion and Stochastic Water Spray Modules in the LS-DYNA® Compressible Flow Solver

3:50 Puryear, J., Protection Engineering Consultants ALE Modeling of Explosive Detonation on or near Reinforced-Concrete Columns

4:15 Del Pin, F., Livermore Software Technology Corporation LS-DYNA® 980: Recent Developments, Application Areas and Validation Process of the Incompressible Fluid Solver (ICFD) in LS-DYNA, Part 1

4:40 Çaldichoury,I., Livermore Software Technology Corporation LS-DYNA® 980: Recent Developments, Application Areas and Validation Process of the Incompressible Fluid Solver (ICFD) in LS-DYNA, Part 2

Monday, June 4th


3:25 p.m. Session 10 – Simulation (2) Stearns Knight Suite

Session Chair: Chin-Hsu Lin (General Motors Corporation)

3:25 Huang, Y., Livermore Software Technology Corporation

BEM Methods for Acoustic and Vibroacoustic Problems in LS-DYNA®

3:50 Cui, Z., Livermore Software Technology Corporation

Boundary Element Analysis of Muffler Transmission Loss with LS-DYNA®

4:15 Perillo, M., EnginSoft SpA Virtual Prototyping for Safer Product Development: Integrated Marine Propulsion and Steering System Example

4:40 Ringeval, A., CIMES, France Random Vibration Fatigue Analysis with LS-DYNA®

5:05 Klasztorny, M., Military University of Technology Modeling and Simulation of Bridge / Track / Train Systems at High Service Velocities with LS-DYNA®

5:30 Laird, G., Predictive Engineering Large Scale Normal Modes and PSD Analysis with Nastran and LS-DYNA®

3:25 p.m. Session 11 – Optimization (1) Pierce Arrow Suite

Session Chair: Ren-Jye Yang (Ford Motor Company)

3:25 Stander, N., Livermore Software Technology Corporation

An Efficient New Sequential Strategy for Multi-Objective Optimization using LS-OPT®

3:50 Perez-Santiago R., Metalsa S.A. de C.V. Inverse Engineering and Preliminary Simulation of a Closed Profile Roll-forming Line

4:15 Roux, W., Livermore Software Technology Corporation LS-TaSC™ Version 2.1

4:40 Witowski, K., DYNAmore GmbH

Topology Optimization for Crash Stresses

5:05 Stander, N., Livermore Software Technology Corporation

LS-OPT® Version 5: A New Flowchart-Based Interface for Process Simulation and Optimization

5:30 Szyniszewski, S., Johns Hopkins University Tensile and Shear Element Erosion in Metal Foams

3:25 p.m. Session 12 – Constitutive Modeling (2) Rolls Royce Suite

Session Chair: Art Shapiro (Livermore Software Technology Corporation)

3:25 Dutton, T., Dutton Simulation Ltd. Simulation of Warm Forming of Aluminium 5754 for Automotive Panels

3:50 Kalsi, G. S., Computational Mechanics Consultant On the Experiences of Adding a Complex User-Material-Model to LS-DYNA®

Monday, June 4th


4:15 Mossakovsky, P. A., Lomonosov Moscow State University Experimental Investigation and FE Analysis of Fiber Woven Layered Composites under Dynamic Loading

4:40 Deb, A., Indian Institute of Science An Efficient Modeling Procedure for Simulation of Dynamics of Adhesively Bonded Joints

3:25 p.m. Session 13 – Blast / Impact (2) Regency A-B

Session Chair: Dilip Bhalsod (Livermore Software Technology Corporation)

3:25 Schill, M., DYNAmore Nordic AB Finite Element Simulations of Blasting and Fragmentation with Precise Initiation

3:50 Zhao, W., Westinghouse Electric Company LLC LS-DYNA® Applications in Simulating Impact Tests of Nuclear Fuel Spacer Grids and Drop Tests of Fuel Shipping Packages

4:15 Sharma, S., Wayne State University Evaluation of Blast Mitigation Capability of Advanced Combat Helmet by Finite Element Modeling

4:40 Schwer, L., Schwer Engineering & Consulting Services Impact and Detonation of COMP-B An Example using the LS-DYNA® EOS: Ignition and Growth of Reaction in High Explosives

3:25 p.m. Session 14 – Computing Technologies (1) Regency C-D

Session Chair: Russ Morris (Autoliv Inc.)

3:25 Palmer, T., Engineering Technology Associates, Inc. Development of a New Software Architecture for LS-DYNA® Applications

3:50 Makino, M., Dynapower Corporation The new Topcrunch Benchmark Data CAR2CAR for LS-DYNA® MPP971R5

4:15 Lui, P., Mellanox Technologies MPI Optimizations via MXM and FCA for Maximum Performance on LS-DYNA®

4:40 Grimes, R., Livermore Software Technology Corporation A Tutorial on How to Use Implicit LS-DYNA®

5:05 Yang, S., IMMI Using Cloud Computing to Reduce Simulation Turnaround Times and Increase Simulation Throughput

6:30 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. Conference Banquet – Sponsored by LSTC and DYNAmore Great Lakes Center

Entertainment – Sponsored by LSTC

Tuesday, June 5th


7:30 a.m. – 8:20 a.m. Continental Breakfast Sponsored by FEA Information / d3View Great Lakes Center

7:30 a.m. Registration & Cyber Café Sponsored by Penguin Computing Great Lakes Center

8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Exhibition Great Lakes Center

8:25 a.m. Session 16 – Electromagnetic (2) Marquis Ballroom

Session Chair: Ala Tabiei (University of Cincinnati)

8:25 Shang, J., American Trim LLC Comparison between Experimental and Numerical Results of Electromagnetic Tube Expansion

8:50 Le Blanc, G. L., CEA, DAM, Gramat New Electrode Design for GEPI Shot to Test Curved Sample

9:15 Duhovic, M., Institut für Verbundwerkstoffe GmbH Simulating the Joining of Composite Materials by Electromagnetic Induction

9:40 Çaldichoury, I., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Simulation of a Railgun: A Contribution to the Validation of the Electromagnetism Module in LS-DYNA® 980

8:25 a.m. Session 17 – Simulation (3) Stearns Knight Suite

Session Chair: Ligong Pan (Ford Motor Company)

8:25 Kondapalli, P. S., BASF Corporation

Application and CAE Simulation of Short and Continuous Fiber Reinforced Thermoplastic Composites, Part II

8:50 Tokura, S., Tokura Simulation Research Corporation Simulation for Forming and Performance Evaluation of Structures Developed Based on the Concept of “ORIGAMI Engineering”

9:15 Singh, S., Ford Motor Company Parametric Study for Evaluating Damageability of Automotive Radiator by Impacting Stones

9:40 Gruber, G., University of Erlangen-Nuremberg FAU

Consideration of Orientation Properties of Short Fiber Reinforced Polymers within Early Design Steps

8:25 a.m. Session 18 – Optimization (2) and Metal Forming (2) Pierce Arrow Suite

Session Chair: Uli Franz (DYNAmore GmbH)

8:25 Chuang, C. H., Ford Motor Company Benchmark of Topology Optimization Methods for Crashworthiness Design

8:50 Chase, N., Red Cedar Technology A New Method for Efficient Global Optimization of Large Systems Using Sub-models : HEEDS COMPOSE Demonstrated on a Crash Optimization Problem

Tuesday, June 5th


9:15 Nair, A., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Automated Post Simulation Analysis, Mining, Reporting and Collaboration with d3VIEW

9:40 Zhu, X., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Advance in Sheet Metal Forming - One-step Solution, Multi-Beads, Gravity Prebending, Auto Nets, and Local Compensation

8:25 a.m. Session 19 – Constitutive Modeling (3) Rolls Royce Suite

Session Chair: Yang Hu (Chrysler Group LLC)

8:25 Hayashi. S., JSOL Corporation

Prediction of Failure Behaviors in Polymers Under Multiaxial Stress State

8:50 Amaishi, T., JSOL Corporation

Recent Research and Developments of LS-DYNA®’s User Subroutine in JSTAMP/NV®

9:15 Khoe, Y. S., TNO Limitations of Smeared Crack Models for Dynamic Analysis of Concrete

9:40 Döbrich,O., Institute Of Textile Machinery And High Performance Material Technology Technical University

Drape Simulation: Textile Material Model for Correct Property Reproduction to Improve the Preform Development Process of Fiber-Reinforced Structures

8:25 a.m. Session 20 – Blast / Impact (3) Regency A-B

Session Chair: Sukhi Bilkhu (Chrysler Group LLC)

8:50 Tan, S. H., Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs Retrofitting of Reinforced Concrete Beam-Column via Steel Jackets against Close-in Detonation

9:15 Huang, Y., Arup Validation of LS-DYNA® MMALE with Blast Experiments

9:40 Tabatabaei, Z., Missouri University of Science and Technology A Comparison between Three Different Blast Methods in LS-DYNA®: LBE, MM-ALE, Coupling of LBE and MM-ALE Applications

8:25 a.m. Session 21 – Computing Technologies (2) Regency E-H

Session Chair: Henry Schuyten (General Motors Corporation)

8:50 Meng, N., Intel Corporation Faster Metal Forming Solution with Latest Intel® Hardware & Software Technology

9:15 Xu, J., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Heat Transfer with Explicit SPH Method in LS-DYNA®

9:40 Reid, J. D., University of Nebraska – Lincoln Engineering Analysis with Finite Elements – LS-DYNA® for Undergraduate Students

Tuesday, June 5th


10:05 a.m. Coffee Break – Sponsored by Moldex3D Great Lakes Center 10:25 a.m. Session 22 – Automotive (2) Desoto Ballroom

Session Chair: Khaled Shahwan (Chrysler Group LLC)

10:25 Dhole, N., National Institute for Aviation Research Certification by Analysis of a Typical Aircraft Seat

10:50 Tay, S. K., Singapore Ministry of Home Affairs Crash Impact Modeling Of Security Bollard

11:15 Chikazawa, R., Toyota Motor Corporation Application of Crack Propagation Simulation of Windshield to Roof Strength Analysis

11:40 Nikolaos, T., BETA CAE Systems S.A. Automated Post-Processing & Report-Generation for Standard Crash & Safety Tests Simulation

12:05 Nair, A., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Script for Automated One Step Forming Analysis using LS-DYNA® and LS-PrePost®

10:25 a.m. Session 23 – Fluid-Structure Interaction / ALE (2) Marquis Ballroom

Session Chair: Brian Walker (Arup)

10:25 Aquelet, N., Livermore Software Technology Corporation ALE Adaptive Mesh Refinement in LS-DYNA®

10:50 Chen, H., Livermore Software Technology Corporation LS-DYNA® ALE Nodal Coupling

11:15 Kulak, R., RFK Engineering Mechanics Consultants Effect of Soil Material Models on SPH and MM-ALE Simulations for Soil-Structure Interaction

11:40 Aquelet, N., Livermore Software Technology Corporation ALE Incompressible Fluid in LS-DYNA®

10:25 a.m. Session 24 – Simulation (4) Stearns Knight Suite

Session Chair: Tyan Tau (Ford Motor Company)

10:25 Farahani, A., Engineering Technology Associates, Inc. The ACP Process™ Applied to the FutureSteelVehicle: The Future of Product Design and Development, Part 1

10:50 Shaw, J., United States Steel Corporation The ACP Process™ Applied to the FutureSteelVehicle: The Future of Product Design and Development, Part 2

10:25 a.m. Session 25 – Metal Forming (3) Pierce Arrow Suite

Session Chair: Changqing Du (Chrysler Group LLC)

10:25 Effelsberg, J., DYNAmore GmbH On Parameter Identification for the GISSMO Damage Model

Tuesday, June 5th


10:50 Kaulich, C., GNS mbH OpenForm - A New Intuitive Graphical User Interface for Industrial Forming Simulation

11:15 Chen, X., United States Steel Automotive Center Simulation Technique for Pre-forming of AHSS Edge Stretching

11:40 Hu, Y., Chrysler Group LLC Full Cycle Simulation, Virtual Tryout and Reality Check

12:05 Zhang, L., Livermore Software Technology Corporation EZ Setup within LS-PrePost® v4.0 for Metal Forming

10:25 a.m. Session 26 – Constitutive Modeling (4) Rolls Royce Suite

Session Chair: John D. Reid (University of Nebraska-Lincoln)

10:25 Lobo, H., Matereality A Pre-processor Software for the Calibration of Material Models for LS-DYNA®

10:50 Aryanpour, A., University of Windsor Evaluation of LS-DYNA® Material Models for the Analysis of Sidewall Curl in Advanced High Strength Steels

11:15 Jackson K. E., NASA Langley Research Center Material Model Evaluation of a Composite Honeycomb Energy Absorber

11:40 Han, Z., Livermore Software Technology Corporation Computer Generation of Sphere Packing for Discrete Element Analysis in LS-DYNA

10:25 a.m. Session 27 – Computing Technologies (3) Regency E-H

Session Chair: Alex Akkerman (Ford Motor Company)

10:25 Lin, Y-Y., Hewlett-Packard Company A Comprehensive Study on the Performance of Implicit LS-DYNA

10:50 Rorris, L., BETA CAE Systems SA Recent advancements in LS-DYNA® Pre-processing for Crash Simulation

11:15 Schreiber, O., SGI Matching LS-DYNA® Explicit, Implicit, Hybrid Technologies with SGI Architectures

12:30 p.m. Lunch – Sponsored by Arup Great Lakes Center

Tuesday, June 5th


1:45 p.m. Technical Session -- Technology Today Great Lakes Center

1:45 GOMPUTE, Inc. and Gridcore AB

1:55 Engineering Technology Associates, Inc. (ETA)

2:05 Penguin Computing, Inc.

2:15 Arup

2:25 Beta CAE Systems S.A.

2:35 Intel and Dell

2:45 d3View® 3:00 p.m. Coffee Break – Sponsored by ESI-Group NA Great Lakes Center 3:15 p.m. Conference Prize Drawing Great Lakes Center 3:30 p.m. Plenary Presentation Great Lakes Center John O. Hallquist “LSTC's Suite of Software: Recent Developments and Roadmap” President, LSTC Closing Remarks


Post-Conference Training June 6th & 7th (Wednesday & Thursday)

Training is conducted at the

Registration Opens at 8:30 am, Instruction from 9:00 am – 5:00 pm (Continental Breakfast and Lunch provided both days.)

Advanced ALE Applications Ian Do, Ph.D.

ALE/Eulerian & Fluid Structure Interaction in LS-DYNA® Mhamed Souli, Ph.D.

Blast & Penetration Using LS-DYNA® Ala Tabiei, Ph.D.

Using LS-DYNA® for Heat Transfer with Hot Stamping Applications

Arthur Shapiro, Ph.D.

Optimization Using LS-OPT® and LS-DYNA® Nielen Stander, Ph.D.

NVH and Frequency Domain Analysis with LS-DYNA® Yun Huang, Ph.D.

Material Laws for Polymers in LS-DYNA® Paul A. Du Bois

Smoothed Particle Hydrodynamics andElement-free Galerkin Method in LS-DYNA®

Jingxiao Xu, Ph.D. &

C. T. Wu, Ph.D.

Some classes have room for additional students. Please inquire at Registration (Regency J) for availability and

payment ($450; $250 for students with ID). In order to have time to print manual, sign up by 5 pm on Monday, June 4th.

NOTE: Ale/Eulerian requires that attendee bring a laptop for exercises.


Copyright © 2012 Livermore Software Technology Corporation. All Rights Reserved. LS-DYNA®, LS-OPT® and LS-PrePost® are registered trademarks of Livermore Software Technology Corporation. All other trademarks, product names and brand names belong to their respective owners.

AMD Dell 303 GNS Moldex3D

205 ANSYS 102 DEP GOMPUTE Penguin

ARUP 403 EDAG 305 HUMANETICS Red Cedar

BETA CAE ESI-NA INTEL 207 SafeTech

105 CEI ETA 107 JSOL 202 SCAI

307 CRAY 304 e-Xstream LSTC / DYNAmore 402 SGI

104

101

203

204

201

100

200

204

400

302

301

306


103 Datapoint FEA Info d3View

300 Mellanox 206 Total CAE

401

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