Crash Test on Abaqus - Exercise 1

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Velocity is pegged at a blistering 6000 mm per second, while mass remains firmly anchored at an impressive 500 kg. A thin layer of protection lies at the core - precisely 1.5 mm of sheer bulkiness shields crucial components from harm. As our hypothetical scenario unfurls, we're informed that friction coefficients hover around 0.4, setting the stage for high-tension interactions among closely bound elements. We then encounter units of stress measured in mighty MPa units as a barometer to assess an ever-present von Mises metric, with our alloy comprised of a strong and rugged material called structural steel that stands proud, displaying qualities befitting conditions set by rules of the physical realm: namely - an elastoplastic response combined with homogeneity of both stress AND strain throughout the isotropic system we call "our thing".