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Hi,
What is the material of the bumper part of the crash model?
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Hi Domado,
This card image is for Johnson-Cook Material law in RADIOSS (/MAT/LAW2), which is an elasto-plastic material .
Hi George, Are these properties similar to those of polycarbonate?
Seems like a poly carbonate material. Please provide the link of the tutorial which you are referring.
Hi, Georage
I used this neon car crash model.
This part is front bumper.
http://www.altairuniversity.com/modeling/model-repository/
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Seems to be a poly carbonate material only.
Thanks, Georage
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