An Illustration of the Concepts of Verification and Validation in Computational Solid Mechanics

ASME V V 10.1 illustrates, by detailed example, the most important aspects of verification and validation (V&V) described in the Committee’s framework document “Guide to Verification and Validation in Computational Solid Mechanics” (V&V10-2006). The Guide intentionally omitted examples as its purpose was to provide “a common language, a conceptual framework, and general guidance for implementing the process of computational model V&V”, an already broad scope for a 25 page consensus document. The present document is the first in a series of more detailed and practical ones the Committee has planned to incrementally fill the gap between the Guide and a set of recommended practices.

ASME’s growing portfolio of V&V standards now become essential resources and references for anyone engaged with computational modeling. 

Intended for those engaged with medical devices, material science, defense applications, structural dynamics, automotive, aerospace, civil, mechanical, and nuclear engineering, solid mechanics, fluid and thermal dynamics, and many other industries worldwide.

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