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Example 1: Propagation and Intersection of two cracks under tensile load

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Example 2: Multi-cracks propagation under tensile load

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Example 3: Crossing cracks

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Example 4: Cracks meet holes

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Example 5: Propogation of cracks emerged from randomly generated holes under tensile load

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Example 6: Deformation of composite beam containing randomly generated inclusions

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Example 7: Hydraulic fracturing simulation： single hydraulic crack without in-situ stress

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Example 8: 3D Hydraulic fracturing simulation (with more than 500 thousands elements and 500 natural fractures imported from FracMan *.fab file) 

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Example 9: Destruction of a dam under the action of earthquake acceleration

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Example 10: Nonlinear analysis - Plastic deformation (Von Mises)

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Example 11: Three-dimensional crack of a brick

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Example 12: Three-dimensional crack of a hollow cylinder under high internal pressure

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Example 13: Propagation of a three-dimensional rectangle crack under tensile load

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Example 14: Propagation of two three-dimensional circular cracks under tensile load

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Example 15: Temperature distribution of a square plate with adiabatic cracks and hole

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Example 16: Propagation of a 2D crack caused by the excavation of the rock

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Example 17: Crack propagation of rock under combined compression and shear loading

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Example 18: 3D hydraulic fracturing simulation of non-planar cracks (10 initial natural cracks)

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Example 19: 3D FEM simulation (1.05 million elements)

Note: the model was created using Abaqus, and the Abaqus model file (exa_3D_fem.inp) was converted to PhiPsi input files using the Abaqus2PhiPsi_Matlab tool.

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