10th Annual
US-France Symposium
Dynamic Damage and Fragmentation
17-19 May 2017, Ft Walton Beach, Fl.
Dynamic Damage and Fragmentation
17-19 May 2017, Ft Walton Beach, Fl.
The final program
will
be available soon.
French Speakers
Zoheir Aboura (Sorbonne
Universites Roberval Laboratory, Compiegne, France)
On the advantage of an out-of-plane reinforcement of laminate composites
On the advantage of an out-of-plane reinforcement of laminate composites
Felix Darve
(Univ. Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, France)
Coulombian plastic friction, a world of bifurcations
Coulombian plastic friction, a world of bifurcations
Laurent
Daudeville (Univ. Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, France)
Discrete element modelling of penetration and perforation into concrete targets by ogive-nosed steel projectiles
Discrete element modelling of penetration and perforation into concrete targets by ogive-nosed steel projectiles
Eric Deletombe (ONERA,
Lille, France)
About dynamic nonlinear and rupture behavior of composite materials under a large range of strain rate and temperature conditions for safety applications
About dynamic nonlinear and rupture behavior of composite materials under a large range of strain rate and temperature conditions for safety applications
Thibaut de
Resseguier (ENSMA Institut Pprime, Poitiers, France)
Dynamic fragmentation under laser driven shock loadings
Dynamic fragmentation under laser driven shock loadings
Skander El Mai (CEA,
Gramat, France)
Warhead fragmentation: analysis of the localization process
Warhead fragmentation: analysis of the localization process
Pascal Forquin (Univ.
Grenoble Alpes, Grenoble, France)
Investigation of the tensile and shear damage of concrete at high strain-rates
Investigation of the tensile and shear damage of concrete at high strain-rates
Sergey Gavrilyuk (Aix
Marseille
Univ., Marseille, France)
Dynamic fracture and spallation via hyperbolic models of hyperelastic solids
Dynamic fracture and spallation via hyperbolic models of hyperelastic solids
Ioan R. Ionescu(LSPM, Paris
Nord University, France)
Discontinuous Galerkin method in modeling damage dynamics
Discontinuous Galerkin method in modeling damage dynamics
Bertrand Langrand (ONERA,
Lille, France)
On some advantage of advanced inverse methods to identify viscoplastic and damage material models parameters
On some advantage of advanced inverse methods to identify viscoplastic and damage material models parameters
Patrice Longere (ISAE
SUPAERO/Institut Clement Ader, Toulouse, France)
From dynamic shear localization until crack propagation in viscoplastic metals and alloys : a challenge for the modeling
From dynamic shear localization until crack propagation in viscoplastic metals and alloys : a challenge for the modeling
Jean Jacques Marigo (Ecole
Polytechnique, Palaiseau, France)
An overview of the modelling of fracture by gradient damage models
An overview of the modelling of fracture by gradient damage models
Sebastien Mercier (Universite
de
Lorraine, Metz, France)
Dynamic flow surface of porous materials containing spheroidal void shape.
Dynamic flow surface of porous materials containing spheroidal void shape.
Didier Picart (CEA DAM, le
Ripault, France)
Dynamic damage and fracture of a HMX-based PBX
Dynamic damage and fracture of a HMX-based PBX
Jean Luc Zinszner (CEA DAM,
Gramat, France)
Characterization of the dynamic behavior of ceramics using High-Pulsed Power Technologies
Characterization of the dynamic behavior of ceramics using High-Pulsed Power Technologies
US Speakers
Lalit Chhabildas (AFRL/RW,
Eglin, USA)
The role of microstructure in influencing the dynamic material response
The role of microstructure in influencing the dynamic material response
Alberto Cuitino (Rutgers
Univ., NJ, USA)
To be determined
To be determined
Manny Gonzales (AFRL/RX,
Wright-Patterson, USA)
Challenges in understanding meso-scale heterogeneity under shock compression
Challenges in understanding meso-scale heterogeneity under shock compression
Bryan F. Henson (Los Alamos
National Laboratory, Los Alamos, USA)
Modeling thermal ignition and pressurization in solid secondary explosives
Modeling thermal ignition and pressurization in solid secondary explosives
Timothy Holmquist (Southwest
Research Institute, Minneapolis, USA)
Modeling Brittle Materials Subjected to High-Velocity Impact
Modeling Brittle Materials Subjected to High-Velocity Impact
Geremy Kleiser (AFRL/RW,
Eglin, Fl)
To be determined
To be determined
Nirmal Kumar (Department of
Mechanical and Industrial Engineering, University of Iowa, USA)
Meso-scale Modeling of Heterogeneous Energetic Materials
Meso-scale Modeling of Heterogeneous Energetic Materials
Ricardo Lebensohn (Los Alamos
National Laboratory, Los Alamos, USA)
Accounting for micro-inertial effects in full-field polycrystal plasticity simulations under dynamic conditions
Accounting for micro-inertial effects in full-field polycrystal plasticity simulations under dynamic conditions
David L. Littlefield
(University of Alabama at Birmingham, Department of Mechanical
Engineering, Birmingham, USA)
An improved contact algorithm for Eulerian hydrocodes in three dimensions
An improved contact algorithm for Eulerian hydrocodes in three dimensions
Bradley Martin (AFRL/RW,
Eglin, USA)
To be determined
To be determined
Alan Needleman (Department of
Materials Science and Engineering, Texas AM University, USA)
Effect of Plastic Compressibility on Dynamic Crack Growth
Effect of Plastic Compressibility on Dynamic Crack Growth
Benoit Revil-Baudard (UF/REEF,
Shalimar, USA)
To be determined
To be determined
Daniel Rittel (Technion,
Israel)
The physics and mechanics of dynamic shear localization
The physics and mechanics of dynamic shear localization
Jose A. Rodriguez-Martinez
(Univ. Carlos III, Madrid, Spain)
Collective behavior and spacing of necks in ductile plates subjected to dynamic biaxial loading
Collective behavior and spacing of necks in ductile plates subjected to dynamic biaxial loading
Laura Smilowitz (Los Alamos
National Laboratory, Los Alamos, USA)
Experimental Observations of the Thermal Response of Secondary High Explosives PBX
Experimental Observations of the Thermal Response of Secondary High Explosives PBX
Jonathan Spowart (AFRL/RX,
Wright Patterson, USA)
Serial sectioning in the micron-plus range
Serial sectioning in the micron-plus range
Scott Stewart (Univ. Illinois
Urbana–Champaign, USA)
To be determined
To be determined
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