Welcome to the Explosion Simulation Abaqus Tutorial, the only course you need to learn how to simulate various explosion condition on different applications. This course is specially designed for mechanical, civil engineering students or engineers who want to expand their finite element knowledge. This course will teach you the theory behind input parameters as well as modelling and analysing the results.

What you will get in this course:

**This Course is the divided into the 4 sections and in order to get the most advantage of it, we highly recommend you to follow the course in order as the basic terms have been only explained in the initial sections.

Section 1: Air-blast

This section aims to teach you how to use the CONWEP model for air-blast loading on solid and structural elements, without the need to model the fluid medium. Four real-life examples plus four theory videos have been used for this section to teach you how to model explosion on the concrete structure using concrete damaged plasticity (CDP) and Johnson-Holmquist model. Moreover, you can familiarize yourself with Hasin and Johnson-cook damage model in the explosion on the car door and the composite beam examples.

**Please do not miss the section 1 as all material theories have been explained only here.

Section 2: Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH) explosion method

This section aims to teach you how to use the Smoothed particle hydrodynamics (SPH). This numerical method is part of the larger family of meshless (or mesh-free) methods where we are using only a collection of points to represent a given body rather than the usual method. Here, you will make yourself familiarize with SPH explosion method on the concrete beam and water-tank. Moreover, two examples of bird-strike on the fuselage and jet engine can help you to understand the other usage of this useful method. Finally, the bullet examples will teach you how to model gunpowder explosion in the bullet shell.

Section 3: Coupled Eulerian-Lagrangian (CEL) method

This section aims to teach you how to combines two mesh approaches-Lagrangian and Eulerian-in the same analysis. The purpose of this technique is to avoid mesh problems when performing simulations that involve high/extreme deformations. This section contains four examples which the first three examples help you to simulate various explosion condition on different structures (Such as concrete beam, under-ground pipeline and only soil) and the fourth examples help you find the other usage of this method by simulating the bird strike on the aeroplane wing.

Section 4: Underwater explosion (UNDEX)

This section aims to teach you how to simulate the underwater explosion. Here, waves produced by an explosion or sound source propagate from the source, impinging on and passing over the structure, producing a temporally and spatially varying load on the structural surface. This section helps you to understand UNDEX charge method and also how to use ductile and shear damage model in Abaqus by simulating under water explosion on submarine and ship structure.

I hope you all enjoy these tutorials. Please send me a message if you think anything can improve the quality of this course as I am updating the course regularly.

Many thanks

Armin

**This course is only intended for Serious Students. A lot of efforts have been done to provide a practical understanding of the Software, theory and analysis which is not available anywhere on the internet.

** Abaqus version 6.14.1 is used for this course, therefore in order to open files in the recourses section, you should have this version or any later version. However, you can still use the older version to do this tutorial.

** These course examples are not intended to apply to any particular situation. Students are cautioned to satisfy themselves as to the accuracy and results of their analyses. The author shall not be responsible for the consequences of any errors or mistake that may appear in this course.

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