10.5     Stress_Model: Von Mises Elasto-(Visco-)Plastic Model

 

MISES

 

 

            Material_name = MISES

                  Material_set_number = mset ,  etc...

 

 

            The yield function is of the following type:

 

with

 

where c (= cohesion) is a material constant, and  = effective (Kirchhoff) stress.  The following hyperelastic stored energy function with uncoupled volumetric and deviatoric parts is employed:

 

where

 

 

Note    Variable Name              Type  Default   Description

 

Keywords Read Method

            Material_set_number   integer    [1]       Material set number  Numat

 

(1)        Hyperelastic_case        integer    [0]       Hyperelastic free energy function:

                                                                                

                                                                                

 

            Mass_density                 real     [0.0]     Mass density

 

            Shear_modulus               real     [0.0]     Shear modulus G

 

            Bulk_modulus                real     [0.0]     Bulk modulus B

 

            Activation_time             real     [0.0]     Time at which nonlinearities are activated.

 

            Cohesion                        real     [0.0]     Cohesive coefficient c

 

            Shear_strength               real     [0.0]     Shear strength = c

 

            Axial_strength                real     [0.0]     Axial strength =

 

            Relaxation_time             real     [0.0]     Relaxation time constant  > 0.0

                                                                                   0.0, Elastoplastic

                                                                                  >  0.0, Elastoviscoplastic

 

            Variable_cohesion       integer    [0]       Variable cohesion load time function number

 

 

(cont'd)


 

(cont'd)

 

Note    Variable Name              Type  Default   Description

 

 (2)       Initial_stress:

                 initial_stress_11         real     [0.0]     Component 11 ()

                 initial_stress_22         real     [0.0]     Component 22 ()

                 initial_stress_33         real     [0.0]     Component 33 ()

                 initial_stress_12         real     [0.0]     Component 12 ()

                 initial_stress_23         real     [0.0]     Component 23 ()

                 initial_stress_31         real     [0.0]     Component 31 ()

 

(3)        Solid_mass_density       real     [0.0]     Mass density (Solid Phase)

 

(3)        Fluid_mass_density       real     [0.0]     Mass density (Fluid Phase)

 

(3)        Fluid_bulk_modulus      real     [0.0]     Fluid bulk modulus

 

(3)        Porosity                          real     [0.0]     Porosity

 

List Read Method

            Material data must follow in the form:

                 < m, IHyper(m), G(m), B(m), (m), (m), (m), (m), Pf(m) >

                 < c(m), (m),  ltime_coh(m) >

                 < (Stres(i, m), i = 1, 6) >

                 < terminate with a blank record >.

 

 

Notes/

(1)        Only applicable to finite deformation case (see Section 9.2.1).

 (2)       Tensile stresses are positive.

 (3)       Only applicable to porous media models.

 


 

 

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