饱和多孔介质分析解的唯一性与应变局部化分岔

基于不连续性分岔基本理论导出了静态非渗流状态下弹塑性饱和多孔介质应变局部化发生时的临界硬/软化模量,利用二阶功正定性原理研究了两相问题分析解的唯一性问题,并给出了基于主轴空间下解的显式表达式。研究工作表明,在静态非渗流状态下,弹塑性饱和多孔介质分析的唯一性与应变局部化发生的临界条件除了在量值上与单相介质有着明显的不同外两者之间还有许多一致的特性,这些一致的特性对问题的分析是十分重要的。     

超导线圈在强磁场作用下的弹塑性变形分析

根据超导线圈受电磁力、热膨胀、弯曲应力作用的受力机制,首先理论研究了超导线圈在发生弹塑性变形时内部的应力、应变、位移,然后使用两段直线之间由过渡曲线相连接的简化模型作为超导线的应力-应变曲线的近似特性。利用有限元方法,数值模拟了电磁力作用下典型的Nb3Sn超导线材在不同边界条件下的应力、应变、位移分布情况。计算结果定量显示了超导线的弹塑性变形特性同电流密度的关系,初步预测了超导线圈发生塑性变形的区域和扩展以及支撑结构对超导磁体力学行为的影响。     

基于显式有限元方法的两相介质弹塑性动力反应计算分析

针对增量形式的流体饱和两相多孔介质弹塑性波动方程组,运用基于显式逐步积分格式的时域显式有限元方法对该波动方程组进行求解,并应用基于SMP破坏准则的弹塑性动力本构模型描述两相介质的动力反应性质,对两相介质在输入地震波作用下的弹塑性动力反应进行计算和分析,将计算结果与相应的弹性动力反应的计算结果进行对比;对本文应用的弹塑性...     

基于微纳米压入法提取无铅焊料合金弹塑性力学参数的研究

本文通过微纳米压入法结合数值模拟研究了无铅焊料合金SnAg3.5 的弹塑性力学性能，分别采用圆柱形压头及两种不同锥角压头对无铅焊料合金进行压入测试：基于圆柱形压头测试过程中接触面积恒定的特点得到了无铅焊料的弹性模量，进一步采用塑性应变梯度理论对两种锥角压头的测试结果予以修正并通过数值模拟反分析得到相应的特征应力值，同时基于压入特征塑性应变与压头锥角的关系式得到两种不同锥角压头下的特征应变值，在此基础上经求解方程组得到焊料合金的初始屈服应力与应变强化因子，进而得到了焊料合金的幂强化弹塑性本构关系．该方法剔除了压入尺度效应的影响并保证了所得本构关系的唯一性，给出了一种通过原位压入测试表征金属材料弹塑性力学性能的有效方法．     

DP钢板应变路径多步演变下的弹塑性力学行为

针对DP高强双相钢板在复杂载荷作用下的弹塑性力学特征,提出利用三步拉伸力学实验,对比分析单轴循环加载和非等轴加载下材料的各向异性硬化、永久软化和弹性模量衰减特性等力学行为,揭示应变路径多步演变下的弹塑性力学特性.研究结果表明:材料再加载初期的瞬态行为与应变路径有关,在初期瞬态阶段显示出明显的各向异性,且再加载角度、预应...     

脆塑性厚壁壳体的稳定条件

一、脆塑性结构稳定问题的损伤面扰动提法脆塑性模型是考虑了介质损伤与应变软化特性的弹塑性本构关系的一种简化形式(图2)。它适用于描述岩石类介质的本构性质。脆塑性结构稳定问题的求解一方面是确定结构中应变软化区即损伤域的扩展规律,一方面是计算临界载荷。在图1所示的脆塑性结构中,S_u为支承边界,S_T为力边界。     

幂硬化可压缩材料Ⅰ型动态裂纹尖端奇异场

研究了平面应变条件下幂硬化可压缩材料中定常扩展的Ⅰ型动态裂纹尖端应力应变奇异场．采用Ｊ２流动理论和场量直角坐标分量，得到了应力应变奇异性不同时的裂纹尖端渐近场，其中场量的角变化规律和理想弹塑性材料的完全相同     

幂硬化可压缩材料Ⅰ型动态裂纹尖端奇异场

研究了平面应变条件下幂硬化可压缩材料中定常扩展的Ⅰ型动态裂纹尖端应力应变奇异场．采用Ｊ２流动理论和场量直角坐标分量，得到了应力应变奇异性不同时的裂纹尖端渐近场，其中场量的角变化规律和理想弹塑性材料的完全相同     

边界元初应变法弹塑性分析的预测—校正迭代法

本文提出预测—校正迭代方法,使边界元初应变法的弹塑性分析可以适用于包括非强化材料在内的各种塑性流变特性的材料。其原理为利用结构因子,即内部单元对其初应变的弹性响应来校正每步增量载荷作用下预测的塑性应变增量,使塑性区的等效应力逐步返回到屈服面上,在中型计算机上对均匀拉伸的双V缺口平板按理想弹塑性材料进行了弹塑性分析,计算结果与有限元法的结果十分一致。但计算时间大为缩短。     

铝合金筋板蠕变全过程的Graham改进模型研究

采用分离模型推导了铝合金筋板的循环弹塑性在蠕变全过程的应力-应变增量关系,并用塑性增量及蠕变理论分析了筋板在温度场及应力应变场作用下的热弹塑性-蠕变力学性质。将蠕变应变增量以初应变形式置入ANSYS隐式蠕变方程中,推导出包含初应力和初应变过程的Graham改进模型。用提出的Graham改进模型对四应力水平下的筋板蠕变实验数据进行拟合,并对比分析。结果表明,拟合结果能够较好地表征铝合金筋板在不同应力水平下不同蠕变阶段的蠕变特性,且对高应力水平的加速蠕变特性具有很好的适用性。同时,Graham改进模型和传统模型的有限元模拟预测结果进一步验证了在同一位置时改进模型的误差更小,拟合效果更好。     

Large amplitude oscillatory shear of pseudoplastic and elastoviscoplastic materials

We explore the utility of strain-controlled large amplitude oscillatory shear (LAOS) deformation for identifying and characterizing apparent yield stress responses in elastoviscoplastic materials. Our approach emphasizes the visual representation of the LAOS stress response within the framework of Lissajous curves with strain, strain rate, and stress as the coordinate axes, in conjunction with quantitative analysis of the corresponding limit cycle behavior. This approach enables us to explore how the material properties characterizing the yielding response depend on both strain amplitude and frequency of deformation. Canonical constitutive models (including the purely viscous Carreau model and the elastic Bingham model) are used to illustrate the characteristic features of pseudoplastic and elastoplastic material responses under large amplitude oscillatory shear. A new parameter, the perfect plastic dissipation ratio, is introduced for uniquely identifying plastic behavior. Experimental results are presented for two complex fluids, a pseudoplastic shear-thinning xanthan gum solution and an elastoviscoplastic invert-emulsion drilling fluid. The LAOS test protocols and the associated material measures provide a rheological fingerprint of the yielding behavior of a complex fluid that can be compactly represented within the domain of a Pipkin diagram defined by the amplitude and timescale of deformation.     

Inelastic behavior of an AS4/PEEK composite under combined transverse compression and shear. Part I: experiments

The nonlinear behavior in shear and transverse compression of unidirectional AS4/PEEK and their interaction are investigated experimentally. The composite is rate dependent even at room temperature and its rate exponent is similar to that of neat PEEK. The material is tested under pure shear, pure compression and under biaxial loading histories. The biaxial tests are performed in a custom facility on thin strips of the material. The facility allows freedom to choose the loading path in the biaxial stress and strain spaces of interest. Tests are performed for three biaxial loading paths. In the first, the specimen is sheared then compressed while the shear stress is held constant; in the second, the specimen is compressed then sheared while the compressive stress is held constant; and in the third, the specimen is loaded simultaneously by proportional amounts of compression and shear. It was found that the induced deformation is influenced significantly by the loading history followed. Also, initial loading in shear or compression has only a modest effect on subsequent loading of the other type. An unorthodox yielding behavior for the composite results from this lack of interaction. Finally, the stresses at failure are found to trace an elliptical path in the shear–transverse compression plane, but the failure stress state is not significantly affected by the loading path followed.     

Dynamic crack-tip fields in rate-sensitive solids

The asymptotic stress and strain fields near the tip of a crack which propagates dynamically in a rate-sensitive solid are obtained under anti-plane shear and plane strain conditions. The problem is formulated within the context of a small-strain theory for a solid whose mechanical behavior under high strain rates is described by an elastic-viscoplastic constitutive relation. It is shown that, if the stresses are singular at the crack-tip, the viscoplastic relation is equivalent asymptotically to an elastic-non-linear viscous relation. Furthermore, for a certain range of the material parameter which characterizes the rate-sensitivity of the material, the elastic strain-rates near the propagating crack tip are shown to have the same asymptotic radial dependence near the propagating crack-tip as the inelastic strain-rates. This determines the order of the stress singularity uniquely. The governing equations for anti-plane shear and plane strain are then derived. The numerical results for the stress and strain fields are presented for anti-plane shear and plane strain. For the present model, the results suggest that under small-scale yielding conditions, there exists a minimum velocity for stable steady crack propagation. The implication that a terminal velocity for a running crack may exist is also discussed.     

On the application of the additive decomposition of generalized strain measures in large strain plasticity

In the present paper two thermodynamically consistent large strain plasticity models are examined and compared in finite simple shear. The first model (A) is based on the multiplicative decomposition of the deformation gradient, while the second one (B) on the additive decomposition of generalized strain measures. Both models are applied to a rigid-plastic material described by the von Mises-type yield criterion. Since both models include neither hardening nor softening law, a constant shear stress response even for large amounts of shear is expected. Indeed, the model A exhibits the true constant shear stress behavior independent of the elastic material law. In contrast, the model B leads to a spurious shear stress increase or drop such that its applicability under finite shear deformations may be questioned.     

应变率历史对记忆合金在高应变率拉伸下力学行为影响的实验研究

利用分离式拉伸霍布金森杆（ＳＨＳＢ）装置考察了高应变率拉伸作用下形状记忆合金的力学行为，并研究了高应变率历史对高应变率拉伸作用下力学行为的影响．研究表明，记忆合金是一种对应变率非常敏感的材料，与准静态载荷作用下应力应变关系相比，高应变率使屈服应力提高，并随着所经历的应变率水平的升高，同一高应变率下屈服强度明显增加．     

金属材料在复杂应力状态下的塑性流动特性及本构模型

工程应用中,金属材料和结构往往处于复杂应力状态。材料的塑性行为会受到应力状态的影响,要精确描述材料在复杂应力状态下的塑性流动行为,必须在本构模型中考虑应力状态效应的影响。然而,由于在动态加载下材料的应变率效应和应力状态效应相互耦合、难以分离,给应力状态效应的研究和模型的建立造成很大困难。通过对Ti-6Al-4V钛合金材料开展不同加载条件下的力学性能测试,提出了一个包含应力三轴度和罗德角参数影响的新型本构模型,并通过VUMAT用户子程序嵌入ABAQUS/Explicit软件。分别采用新提出的塑性模型和Johnson-Cook模型对压剪复合试样的动态实验进行了数值模拟。结果表明,新模型不仅在对材料本构曲线的拟合方面具有较强的优势,而且由该模型所得到的透射脉冲和载荷-位移曲线均更加准确。因此,该模型能够更精确地描述和预测金属材料在复杂应力状态下的塑性流变行为。     

Phenomenological modeling of the response of a dense colloidal suspension under dynamic squeezing flow

The split Hopkinson pressure bar experimental technique is used to evaluate the squeezing flow response of a concentrated, discontinuously thickening colloidal suspension of spherical silica particles loaded at high stresses/strain rates. These results provide insight into the transitional behavior of these materials, as well as the post-transitional response under compressive loading. A method of analyzing the strain and strain rate dependent behavior is presented to identify modes of material response (viscous, elastic, etc.). Experimental results are presented as stress–strain–strain rate plots and a surface fitting approach is used to develop a phenomenological model describing the overall response. From this model, it is possible to identify regions of elastic and viscous behavior using a gradient analysis approach. It was found that, after an initial period of viscous deformation, the suspension behaves like a viscoelastic material – this regime corresponds well with transition in which large clusters of particles percolate. This is followed by a third, viscous regime in which the material undergoes viscous deformation. At the highest stresses, a plateau region of plastic deformation has been identified. This approach and the conditions under which it may be applied are described in detail in the paper.     

Cyclic plasticity modeling with the distribution of non-linear relaxations approach

Motivated by the distribution of non-linear relaxation (DNLR) approach, a phenomenological model is proposed in order to describe the cyclic plasticity behavior of metals under proportional and non-proportional loading paths with strain-controlled conditions. Such a model is based on the generalization of the Gibbs's relationship outside the equilibrium of uniform system and the use of the fluctuation theory to analyze the material dissipation due to its internal reorganization. The non-linear cyclic stress–strain behavior of metals notably under complex loading is of particular interest in this study. Since the hardening effects are described appropriately and implicitly by the model, thus, a host of inelastic behavior of metals under uniaxial and multiaxial cyclic loading paths are successfully predicted such as, Bauschinger, strain memory effects as well as additional hardening. After calibrating the model parameters for two metallic materials, the model has demonstrated obviously its ability to describe the cyclic elastic-inelastic behavior of the nickel base alloy Waspaloy and the stainless steel 316L. The model is then implemented in a commercial finite element code simulating the cyclic stress–strain response of a thin-walled tube specimen. The numerical responses are in good agreement with experimental results.     

A two-level micromechanical theory for a shape-memory alloy reinforced composite

A two-level micromechanical theory is developed to study the influence of the shape and volume concentration of shape-memory alloy (SMA) inclusions on the overall stress–strain behavior of a SMA-reinforced composite. The first level exists on the smaller SMA level, in which, under the action of stress, parent austenite may transform into martensite. The second level is on the larger scale consisting of the metastable SMA inclusions and an inactive polymer matrix. The evolution of martensite microstructure is evaluated from the irreversible thermodynamics, in conjunction with the micromechanics and physics of martensitic transformation. By taking martensite to exist in the form of thin plates on the micro scale and assuming SMA inclusions to be homogeneously aligned spheroids on the macro scale, the overall stress–strain behaviors of a NiTi-reinforced composite are calculated for various SMA shapes and concentrations. The results indicate that, under a tensile axial loading, martensitic transformation is easier to take place when SMA inclusions exist in the form of long fibers, but most difficult to occur when they are in the form of flat discs. In general the levels of the applied stress at which martensite transformation commences, finishes, and austenitic transformation starts, and finishes, are found to decrease with increasing aspect ratio of the SMA inclusions while the damping capacity increases with it; these properties point to the advantage of using fibrous composites for actuators or sensors under a tensile loading.     

Modeling the effects of material non-linearity using moving window micromechanics

In the analysis of materials with random heterogeneous microstructure the assumption is often made that material behavior can be represented by homogenized or effective properties. While this assumption yields accurate results for the bulk behavior of composite materials, it ignores the effects of the random microstructure. The spatial variations in these microstructures can focus, initiate and propagate localized non-linear behavior, subsequent damage and failure. In previous work a computational method, moving window micromechanics (MW), was used to capture microstructural detail and characterize the variability of the local and global elastic response. Digital images of material microstructure described the microstructure and a local micromechanical analysis was used to generate spatially varying material property fields. The strengths of this approach are that the material property fields can be consistently developed from digital images of real microstructures, they are easy to import into finite element models (FE) using regular grids, and their statistical characterizations can provide the basis for simulations further characterizing stochastic response. In this work, the moving window micromechanics technique was used to generate material property fields characterizing the non-linear behavior of random materials under plastic yielding; specifically yield stress and hardening slope, post yield. The complete set of material property fields were input into FE models of uniaxial loading. Global stress strain curves from the FE–MW model were compared to a more traditional micromechanics model, the generalized method of cells. Local plastic strain and local stress fields were produced which correlate well to the microstructure. The FE–MW method qualitatively captures the inelastic behavior, based on a non-linear flow rule, of the sample continuous fiber composites in transverse uniaxial loading.