on the effects of modeling as-manufactured geometry: toward digital twin

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2014
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Abstract
A simple, nonstandardized material test specimen, which fails along one of two different likely crack paths, is considered herein. The result of deviations in geometry on the order of tenths of a millimeter, this ambiguity in crack path motivates the consideration of as-manufactured component geometry in the design, assessment, and certification of structural systems. Herein, finite element models of as-manufactured specimens are generated and subsequently analyzed to resolve the crack-path ambiguity. The consequence and benefit of such a “personalized” methodology is the prediction of a crack path for each specimen based on its as-manufactured geometry, rather than a distribution of possible specimen geometries or nominal geometry. The consideration of as-manufactured characteristics is central to the Digital Twin concept. Therefore, this work is also intended to motivate its development.
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Authors ;Albert Cerrone;Jacob Hochhalter;Gerd Heber;Anthony Ingraffea
Journal shanghai kou qiang yi xue = shanghai journal of stomatology
Year 2014
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10.1155/2014/439278
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