NASA NTRS · 20220008054
Porous Microstructure Analysis (PuMA) software
Abstract
The Porous Microstructure Analysis (PuMA) software was developed to provide a robust and efficient framework for computing material properties based on their microstructures. The development was motivated by advancements in X-ray microtomography, an imaging technology that can resolve the structure of a material at a sub-micron scale, in 3D and even in 4D (over time). PuMA provides the capability of computing a comprehensive spectrum of properties, from the most fundamental geometric features of a microstructure, to advanced anisotropic thermo-elastic properties. In addition, the software can generate artificial microstructures, ranging from simple analytical shapes to complex fibrous woven and non- woven geometries, which can be used in performance optimization studies. This presentation will highlight many of the capabilities of the recent open-source release.
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Federico Semeraro, Joseph Ferguson, John Thornton, Francesco Panerai, Arnaud Borner, Nagi Nicolas Mansour, Jeremie Meurisse, Sergio Izquierdo. Porous Microstructure Analysis (PuMA) software. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20220008054
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