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    A Method of Obtaining Catchment Basins with Contour Lines for Foam Image Segmentation

    Yanpeng Wu1, Xiaoqi Peng1,*, Mohammad Nur2, Hengfu Yang1

    CMC-Computers, Materials & Continua, Vol.60, No.3, pp. 1155-1170, 2019, DOI:10.32604/cmc.2019.06123

    Abstract Foam image segmentation, represented by watershed algorithm, is wildly used in the extraction of bubble morphology features. H-minima transformation was proved to be effective in locating the catchment basins in the traditional watershed segmentation method. To further improve the accuracy of watershed segmentation, method of top-bottom-cap filters and method of morphological reconstruction were implied to marking the catchment basins. In this paper, instead of H-minima transformation, a method of contour lines is specially proposed to obtain the catchment basins for foam image segmentation by using top-bottom-cap filters and less morphological reconstruction. Experimental results in foam segmentation show that the proposed… More >

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    Change of Scale Strategy for the Microstructural Modelling of Polymeric Rohacell Foams

    J. Aubry1, P. Navarro1, S. Marguet1, J.-F. Ferrero1, O. Dorival2, L. Sohier3, J.-Y. Cognard3

    CMC-Computers, Materials & Continua, Vol.39, No.1, pp. 21-47, 2014, DOI:10.3970/cmc.2014.039.021

    Abstract In this paper a numerical model dedicated to the simulation of the mechanical behaviour of polymeric Rohacell foams is presented. The finite elements model is developed at the scale of the microstructure idealized by a representative unit cell: the truncated octahedron. Observations made on micrographs of Rohacell lead to mesh this representative unit cell as a lattice of beam elements. Each beam is assigned a brittle linear elastic mechanical behaviour in tension and an elastoplastic behaviour in compression. The plasticity in compression is introduced as a way to mimic the buckling of the edges of the cells observed in experimental… More >

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