A mixed formulation of the plane-stress problem to facilitate reuse of constitutive models in finite-element programs

IF 1.9 4区 工程技术 Q3 MECHANICS Mechanics Research Communications Pub Date : 2024-07-14 DOI:10.1016/j.mechrescom.2024.104307
Hailong Chen, Wen Jiang , Benjamin W. Spencer
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The plane-stress assumption can be challenging to support in a finite element program because it traditionally requires separate implementations of constitutive models than those intended for three-dimensional or two-dimensional plane-strain simulations. As a solution to this issue, this paper presents a method to solve the plane-stress problem using a mixed formulation. In this formulation, the out-of-plane strain is treated as a field variable that is solved for in addition to the standard in-plane displacement variables, in a manner that weakly enforces the condition that the out-of-plane stress is zero. The proposed formulation is non-intrusive, requiring no modifications to the constitutive models in contrast to the conventional plane-stress formulation. The proposed mixed formulation has been benchmarked against analytical solutions and numerical solutions, with good performance and accuracy.

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平面应力问题的混合表述,便于在有限元程序中重复使用构造模型
在有限元程序中支持平面应力假设可能具有挑战性,因为传统上它需要单独实现与三维或二维平面应变模拟不同的构成模型。为了解决这个问题,本文提出了一种使用混合公式解决平面应力问题的方法。在这种计算方法中,除了标准的平面内位移变量外,平面外应变也被视为一个场变量来求解,这种求解方式弱化了平面外应力为零的条件。与传统的平面应力公式相比,拟议的公式是非侵入式的,不需要对构成模型进行修改。根据分析解法和数值解法对拟议的混合公式进行了基准测试,结果表明其性能和准确性良好。
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