12.14     Constitutive Experiment Requests

 

CONSTITUTIVE_EXPERIMENT

 

 

            CONSTITUTIVE_ EXPERIMENT     Number_of_experiments = nexp,  etc...

                  < experiment data >

                  < mode-shapes data >

                  < material data  Þ only required if element_number = 0 >

            < terminate with a blank record >

 

 

            Perform constitutive experiments on material model.

 

Note    Variable Name                      Type    Default   Description

 

            Number_of_experiments    integer      [0]       Number of constitutive experiments

 

(1)        Number_of_mode_shapes  integer      [0]       Number of mode shapes

 

            Mode_shape                           list      [strain]   Mode shape option:

                 strain / stress                                                   Prescribed strain or stress amplitudes

 

 (2)       Fluid_bulk_load_time         integer      [0]       Fluid bulk load-time function number

 

            Print                                        list        [on]      Print stress/strain amplitudes option

                 on / off                                

 

 (3)       Element_number                 integer      [0]       Element number  0

            Group_number                    integer      [0]       Group Number  0 and  NUMEG

            Stress_point_number          integer      [0]       Stress point number  1 and  Nspts

 

 

EXAMPLE

            Constitutive_Experiment /

               Number_of_experiments = 1 /                  #

               Number_of_mode_shapes = 1 /                #

               Mode_shape = stress                                 # prescribe stress amplitudes

 

            Experiment  1 , 1000 , 1.00                          # 1000 time steps with time step = 1.0

            Mode-Shape  1 , 2 , 0. 0 , -2.e4 , 0.0            #  22 = -2.e4 with load-time function 2

 

Notes/

(1)        The prescribed stress or strain amplitudes are prescribed by using NSHAP mode-shapes and corresponding load-time functions (Section 8.0).

 

 (2)       Corresponds to the load-time function input in Section 8.0. Only applicable to stress-driven experiments.  This option allows variable draining conditions to be used (e.g., BULKF = 0.0 for drained conditions, BULKF = ALF for undrained conditions).

 

 (3)       This allows constitutive experiments to be performed on material data previously defined within existing element groups.


 

12.14.1      Experiments (Nexp)

 

EXPERIMENT

 

            EXPERIMENT   n,   nts(n),   dt(n)

 

 

 

Note    Variable          Type     Default            Description

 

                 N              integer       [0]                Experiment number  1 and  Nexp

            NTS(N)         integer       [0]                Number of time steps

             DT(N)             real        [0.0]              Time-step size

 

 

 

 

12.14.2      Mode-Shapes (Nshape)

 

MODE_SHAPE

 

            MODE_SHAPE   lshap,   ltime,   <f (i, lshap ), i = 1, 6>

 

 

 

Note    Variable        Type       Default            Description

 

            LSHAP         integer       [0]                Mode shape number  1 and  Nshape

            LTIME         integer       [0]                Load time function number 1 and  NLF

(1)   F(I, LSHAP)        real        [0.0]              Mode-shape; i = 1, 6

 

 

Notes/

(1)        The prescribed stress or strain amplitudes are prescribed by using load-time functions (Chapter 8) and NSHAP mode-shapes.  The corresponding mode-shapes are defined for each i (i = 1, 6) as follows:

 

                                              Strain driven case

                                            Stress driven case

 

 

12.14.3      Material Data (only if required)

 

            Only required if Element_number = 0.  The data for material properties must follow.  Consult Chapter 10 for the required input of the individual material models.

 


 

 

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