Training Class: Failure Predictions of Rubbers and Thermoplastics Using FEA

Advanced Finite Element Modeling of Solid Polymers (Part 2)

This class is an extension of the original Part 1 class, and covers in more depth the theory of different material models and includes hands-on exercises designed to teach how to use the different models to solve real problems.

Failure Predictions of Rubbers and Thermoplastics Using FEA

Predicting failure of different polymers can be difficult due to material nonlinearities and sensitivity to the load environment. In this class we will discuss different techniques that can be used to predict both brittle and ductile failure, including fatigue, of different types of polymers.

Failure Predictions of Rubbers and Thermoplastics Using FEA 2019

Predicting failure of different polymers can be difficult due to material nonlinearities and sensitivity to the load environment. In this class we will discuss different techniques that can be used to predict both brittle and ductile failure, including fatigue, of different types of polymers.

Finite Element Modeling of Solid Polymers (Part 1)

This two-day, web-based course covers a review of polymer mechanics theory, techniques and tools for experimentally characterizing polymers, and hands-on training on how to perform accurate finite element simulations of polymer components. This is the original training class that we have been gi

High Strain Rate Testing and Modeling of Solid Polymers

Foams, elastomers, and other polymers are often exposed to high strain rates and impact events. Due to the materials' strain-rate dependence, it is important to have accurate experimental data in order to select and calibrate a suitable material model. This class will demonstrate the use of Split Hopkinson bar tests and traditional uniaxial tests, and provide hands-on exercises for how to use the experimental data to calibrate suitable material models.

High Strain Rate Testing and Modeling of Solid Polymers 2019

Foams, elastomers, and other polymers are often exposed to high strain rates and impact events. Due to the materials' strain-rate dependence, it is important to have accurate experimental data in order to select and calibrate a suitable material model. This class will demonstrate the use of Split Hopkinson bar tests and traditional uniaxial tests, and provide hands-on exercises for how to use the experimental data to calibrate suitable material models.

Failure Analysis

The consultants at Veryst provide failure and root cause analyses using core engineering disciplines to evaluate different failure scenarios.  Engineering specialties we apply to failure analyses include: mechanical engineering, materials science (metallurgy, ceramics, polymer science, composites

Finite Element Analysis

Veryst offers leading expertise in advanced finite element modeling, particularly for complex, nonlinear problems. Many of our staff come from leading nonlinear software firms and we have official partner relationships with numerous firms. We can address problems that other finite element analysis consultants either cannot or are not sufficiently experienced to do well.

Material Modeling

Veryst has extensive experience selecting and calibrating material models to capture the most important aspects of material behavior for your specific material and conditions during use.  Using MCalibration®, a software tool originally developed

Polymer Analysis

Veryst provides expert services for product design, manufacturing processes, and failure analysis of polymeric components. Our expertise includes experimental characterization, computer modeling, and failure analysis. Our work is based on advanced characterization and physically-based computer models to solve industrial problems involving polymer systems.