Simulation of cellular structures with a coupled FEM-FCM approach based on CT data

U. Gabbert, M. Würkner
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The application of cellular structural materials provide new light-weight capabilities in many engineering fields. But the microstructure significantly influences the strength, the fatigue and fracture behavior as well as the life span of a structure made from cellular materials. The current paper illustrates the general idea how to take into account the cellular microstructure in the stress and strain analysis. The detailed geometry, including all discontinuities in the microstructure is available, for instance from measurements provided by the computed tomography (CT). The proposed simulation methodology is a combination of the finite element method (FEM) and the finite cell method (FCM). The FCM approach is applied in regions where discontinuities occur, avoiding a body-fitted mesh. As basis of the FEM-FCM coupling the commercial FEA package Abaqus is used. The theoretical background and the overall simulation workflow along with specific implementation details are discussed. Finally, academic benchmark problems are used to verify the developed coupling method.
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基于CT数据的耦合FEM-FCM方法模拟细胞结构
蜂窝结构材料的应用为许多工程领域提供了新的轻量化能力。但微观结构对细胞材料结构的强度、疲劳断裂性能和寿命有显著影响。本文阐述了在应力应变分析中如何考虑细胞微观结构的一般思路。详细的几何结构,包括微观结构中的所有不连续,例如通过计算机断层扫描(CT)提供的测量。所提出的仿真方法是有限元法和有限单元法的结合。FCM方法应用于不连续性发生的区域,避免了体拟合网格。作为FEM-FCM耦合的基础,采用了商业有限元分析软件Abaqus。讨论了理论背景和整个仿真流程以及具体的实现细节。最后,利用学术基准问题对所开发的耦合方法进行了验证。
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期刊介绍: The Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics aims to provide a medium for dissemination of innovative and consequential papers on mathematical and computational methods in theoretical as well as applied mechanics. Manuscripts submitted to the journal undergo a blind peer reviewing procedure conducted by the editorial board. The Journal of Applied and Computational Mechanics devoted to the all fields of solid and fluid mechanics. The journal also welcomes papers that are related to the recent technological advances such as biomechanics, electro-mechanics, advanced materials and micor/nano-mechanics. The scope of the journal includes, but is not limited to, the following topic areas: -Theoretical and experimental mechanics- Dynamic systems & control- Nonlinear dynamics and chaos- Boundary layer theory- Turbulence and hydrodynamic stability- Multiphase flows- Heat and mass transfer- Micro/Nano-mechanics- Structural optimization- Smart materials and applications- Composite materials- Hydro- and aerodynamics- Fluid-structure interaction- Gas dynamics
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