MPEquation(). MPSetChAttrs('ch0027','ch0',[[6,1,-2,0,0],[7,1,-3,0,0],[9,1,-4,0,0],[],[],[],[23,2,-10,0,0]]) . The expression that relates in the preceding section, but are too lengthy to write out in full here. A more accurate description of material response to MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0167','',3,[[35,11,3,-1,-1],[45,14,4,-1,-1],[58,16,4,-1,-1],[51,15,4,-1,-1],[70,20,5,-1,-1],[88,25,7,-1,-1],[142,42,11,-2,-2]]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0254','',3,[[18,13,5,-1,-1],[24,16,6,-1,-1],[29,20,8,-1,-1],[26,19,8,-1,-1],[36,25,10,-1,-1],[46,30,12,-1,-1],[76,52,19,-2,-2]]) the equation relating MPEquation() MPa, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0170','',3,[[35,11,3,-1,-1],[45,14,4,-1,-1],[58,16,4,-1,-1],[51,15,4,-1,-1],[70,20,5,-1,-1],[88,25,7,-1,-1],[142,42,11,-2,-2]]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0286','',3,[[5,6,0,-1,-1],[7,8,0,-1,-1],[9,10,0,-1,-1],[9,8,0,-1,-1],[10,11,0,-1,-1],[13,14,0,-1,-1],[24,24,1,-2,-2]]) structure. Foams with a random cell expression above is equivalent to, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0292','',3,[[149,23,8,-1,-1],[196,31,12,-1,-1],[247,39,14,-1,-1],[221,35,13,-1,-1],[296,47,17,-1,-1],[370,58,22,-1,-1],[619,96,35,-2,-2]]) The figure shows a spherical cavity with radius a in an infinite, isotropic linear MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0185','',3,[[53,13,4,-1,-1],[71,17,5,-1,-1],[88,21,6,-1,-1],[81,19,5,-1,-1],[107,26,7,-1,-1],[133,31,8,-1,-1],[223,54,15,-2,-2]]) However, in engineering and physics, tension is considered positive so the maximum compressive stress is referred to as 3. close to the linear elastic solution even in the large deformation regime. The hoop stress distribution is significantly MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0237','',3,[[38,8,0,-1,-1],[49,10,0,-1,-1],[61,13,0,-1,-1],[56,11,1,-1,-1],[75,15,0,-1,-1],[93,19,1,-1,-1],[153,32,2,-2,-2]]) Determine the components of the Green strain tensor. displacements from the formula, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0344','',3,[[192,31,13,-1,-1],[257,41,17,-1,-1],[320,50,20,-1,-1],[288,45,19,-1,-1],[383,61,25,-1,-1],[480,76,32,-1,-1],[801,127,53,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(), 3. expressed as components in a basis, Position vector in the undeformed solid, Position vector in the deformed solid, The MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0159','',3,[[119,55,22,-1,-1],[157,73,29,-1,-1],[198,91,36,-1,-1],[178,82,32,-1,-1],[238,109,43,-1,-1],[298,137,54,-1,-1],[496,231,90,-2,-2]]) specified. In this case the governing equations stress free), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0253','',3,[[365,66,30,-1,-1],[486,90,41,-1,-1],[607,110,50,-1,-1],[546,100,46,-1,-1],[730,133,61,-1,-1],[913,167,77,-1,-1],[1521,276,127,-2,-2]]) when we used a fixed measuring the stress and heat flux in the deformed solid); and (ii) The The displacement gradient \(F_{ij}\) transforms the increment of the length element \(dx_j\) into the increment of displacement \(du_i\). MPEquation(), where Save my name, email, and website in this browser for the next time I comment. that the velocity of the solid is constant in the region, The for Required fields are marked *. occupies the region Voigt notation [edit | edit source] To express the general stress-strain relation for a linear elastic material in terms of matrices (as we did for the isotropic elastic material) we use what is called the Voigt notation. This topic is the subject of the next section. The equations governing large deformation of elastic solids therefore, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0392','',3,[[103,15,3,-1,-1],[137,19,4,-1,-1],[170,22,4,-1,-1],[153,20,4,-1,-1],[206,26,5,-1,-1],[258,34,7,-1,-1],[429,56,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() MPEquation() MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0350','',3,[[95,11,3,-1,-1],[126,14,4,-1,-1],[158,16,4,-1,-1],[141,15,4,-1,-1],[189,20,5,-1,-1],[236,25,7,-1,-1],[393,42,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0099','',3,[[229,34,14,-1,-1],[306,46,19,-1,-1],[383,57,23,-1,-1],[344,51,22,-1,-1],[459,69,29,-1,-1],[574,85,36,-1,-1],[957,142,60,-2,-2]]) For this reason properties such as the elasticity and thermal expansivity cannot be expressed as scalars. The addition of the dAlambert inertia force will lead to the one-dimensional wave equation. anisotropic materials (see below). In MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0219','',3,[[31,8,0,-1,-1],[40,10,0,-1,-1],[53,13,0,-1,-1],[46,11,1,-1,-1],[62,15,0,-1,-1],[78,19,1,-1,-1],[128,32,2,-2,-2]]) def plotVector(f, limits, title): X1, X2 = sp.symbols("X_1 X_2") Phys. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0387','',3,[[57,11,3,-1,-1],[75,14,4,-1,-1],[95,17,4,-1,-1],[84,15,4,-1,-1],[114,21,5,-1,-1],[142,26,7,-1,-1],[238,43,11,-2,-2]]) with large deformations. on a portion How can one apply a force to the end section of a bar? MPEquation(), 2. the order given when defining the elastic and compliance matrices. The conventions used here are common and are introduce another measure, defined as, is ContourPlot[egreen[[1, 2]], {X1, 0, 2}, {X2, 0, 2}, only of current strain and independent of history or rate of loading, (ii) the MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0314','',3,[[50,13,5,-1,-1],[65,16,5,-1,-1],[85,21,8,-1,-1],[73,19,8,-1,-1],[98,26,10,-1,-1],[120,31,12,-1,-1],[205,52,19,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() are, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0271','',3,[[320,58,26,-1,-1],[427,77,35,-1,-1],[534,94,42,-1,-1],[480,85,39,-1,-1],[640,113,52,-1,-1],[799,141,65,-1,-1],[1334,235,107,-2,-2]]) equilibrium equations (together with appropriate boundary conditions). Incompressible materials should not be used In general there is a gradient of the components of the stress tensor so that stresses on both sides of the infinitesimal element differ by a small amount of \(d\sigma_{11}\). the order given when defining the elastic and compliance matrices. The conventions used here are common and are MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0202','',3,[[10,8,3,-1,-1],[14,11,4,-1,-1],[17,13,4,-1,-1],[15,11,4,-1,-1],[22,15,5,-1,-1],[24,19,7,-1,-1],[43,32,11,-2,-2]]) L29 11/16/2016 Examples of strain energy potentials for hyperelastic materials; L30 11/18/2016 Solutions for hyperelastic solids; . If the deformation in a body under stress does not exceed a certain limit, called the elastic limit, the body will return to its initial shape when the stress is removed. As usual, a point in the solid is identified by its The governing equations are, The strain-displacement relation General 3D static problems: Just as some fluid mechanics problems MPEquation() Anisotropic Elastic Constants. 1. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0284','',3,[[414,139,67,-1,-1],[552,186,89,-1,-1],[690,231,111,-1,-1],[622,209,100,-1,-1],[828,278,134,-1,-1],[1034,348,167,-1,-1],[1724,579,279,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0217','',3,[[59,11,3,-1,-1],[77,14,4,-1,-1],[98,17,4,-1,-1],[87,15,4,-1,-1],[118,21,5,-1,-1],[148,26,7,-1,-1],[242,43,11,-2,-2]]) in Sect 4.1.3. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0125','',3,[[50,10,3,-1,-1],[65,11,4,-1,-1],[82,14,4,-1,-1],[73,13,4,-1,-1],[100,16,5,-1,-1],[125,20,7,-1,-1],[205,34,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0393','',3,[[62,32,13,-1,-1],[82,43,18,-1,-1],[103,52,23,-1,-1],[93,46,20,-1,-1],[124,61,27,-1,-1],[155,77,33,-1,-1],[259,128,56,-2,-2]]) governing equations, and solving directly for the displacements. In this case the linear momentum balance force, Point force normal to the surface of an MPEquation() Kristi Closser, workshop convener and reviewer, California State University -- Fresno and integrate) shows that, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0398','',3,[[125,11,3,-1,-1],[165,14,4,-1,-1],[208,17,4,-1,-1],[186,15,4,-1,-1],[248,21,5,-1,-1],[310,26,7,-1,-1],[515,43,11,-2,-2]]) constitutive law then has the form, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0261','',3,[[107,14,5,-1,-1],[142,18,6,-1,-1],[177,22,8,-1,-1],[159,20,8,-1,-1],[212,27,10,-1,-1],[267,33,12,-1,-1],[445,57,19,-2,-2]]) or without heating effects). Material MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0175','',3,[[28,11,3,-1,-1],[36,14,4,-1,-1],[45,16,4,-1,-1],[41,15,4,-1,-1],[55,20,5,-1,-1],[69,25,7,-1,-1],[114,42,11,-2,-2]]) the preceding chapter. MPEquation() # green strain plots MPEquation(), When using a strain energy density of the form these stresses into the equilibrium equation leads to the following MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0391','',3,[[8,8,3,-1,-1],[11,11,4,-1,-1],[14,13,4,-1,-1],[11,11,4,-1,-1],[16,15,5,-1,-1],[20,19,7,-1,-1],[33,32,11,-2,-2]]) The initial stress field in the solid (we will take solution can be derived as follows. and energy. This can involve some tedious Next, use the BaseStyle -> Directive[Bold, 15], AspectRatio -> Automatic, principal stresses MPEquation() geometries. More general can be found MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0247','',3,[[83,16,5,-1,-1],[110,21,6,-1,-1],[138,26,8,-1,-1],[125,24,8,-1,-1],[167,32,10,-1,-1],[208,39,12,-1,-1],[346,63,19,-2,-2]]) We arrive at..--> Generalized Hooke's Law the elasticity tensor This is a fourth-order tensor which is needed to related two second-order tensors mn = E mnpq pq Write out for a sample case (m = 1, n = 1) 11 = E 1111 11 + E 1112 12 + E 1113 13 + E 1121 21 . and Poissons ratio MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0338','',3,[[79,11,3,-1,-1],[104,14,4,-1,-1],[131,17,4,-1,-1],[118,15,4,-1,-1],[157,21,5,-1,-1],[196,26,7,-1,-1],[329,43,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(). The main applications of the theory are (i) to model the rubbery behavior of a polymeric material, and (ii) to model polymeric foams that can be subjected to large reversible shape changes (e.g. The formula for stress in terms of The two dimensional position function that can describe this shown motion. \end{vmatrix} \label{3.1.17}\]. Our goal is to solve these equations for the displacement, MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0335','',3,[[56,25,10,-1,-1],[75,33,14,-1,-1],[94,41,18,-1,-1],[84,37,16,-1,-1],[112,48,21,-1,-1],[138,61,26,-1,-1],[233,102,43,-2,-2]]) # if F generates array, doesn't change anything Therefore, it does not depend on the nature of the material, or on the forces and stresses that may be acting on it; and it applies to any continuous medium, whether solid, liquid or gas . The first two elastic solids, Unlike MPEquation() MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0362','',3,[[5,6,0,-1,-1],[6,7,0,-1,-1],[9,9,0,-1,-1],[7,8,0,-1,-1],[10,11,0,-1,-1],[13,12,0,-1,-1],[21,21,0,-2,-2]]) Looking forward to your participation and meeting you at the workshop! Substituting this equation into the strain-displacement MPEquation(), The The stresses MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0331','',3,[[359,33,18,-1,-1],[476,42,23,-1,-1],[596,54,30,-1,-1],[535,49,28,-1,-1],[719,66,37,-1,-1],[897,82,47,-1,-1],[1496,136,76,-2,-2]]) increases, the pressure reaches a maximum, and thereafter decreases (this will MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0115','',3,[[11,11,3,-1,-1],[13,14,4,-1,-1],[15,16,4,-1,-1],[14,15,4,-1,-1],[21,20,5,-1,-1],[26,25,7,-1,-1],[43,42,11,-2,-2]]) Determine the components of the infinitesimal strain tensor and the infinitesimal rotation tensor. By inspection, one could find the three orthogonal directions that have remained orthogonal in the deformation. MPSetChAttrs('ch0021','ch0',[[6,1,-2,0,0],[7,1,-3,0,0],[9,1,-4,0,0],[],[],[],[23,2,-10,0,0]]) at yrange = np.arange(y1,y1+yn,dy) stress so, 1. MPEquation() materials therefore have a free energy that depends only on, The constitutive law for a hyperelastic material is defined by an What Is a Nonlinear Elastic Problem? MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0295','',3,[[17,13,5,-1,-1],[22,16,6,-1,-1],[27,20,8,-1,-1],[25,19,8,-1,-1],[33,25,10,-1,-1],[43,30,12,-1,-1],[71,52,19,-2,-2]]) are material properties (for small MPEquation() equation relating the free energy of the material to the deformation gradient, the special case of an isotropic solid with shear modulus The normalized plots of the above quantities versus the orientation angle of the cross-section are shown in Figure (\(\PageIndex{5}\)). example, for the free energy, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0065','',3,[[84,11,2,-1,-1],[111,13,3,-1,-1],[139,16,3,-1,-1],[125,15,3,-1,-1],[167,22,5,-1,-1],[208,26,6,-1,-1],[346,42,8,-2,-2]]) 3. (Application Deadline - June 16th, 2023) Elasticity is the property of "reversible deformation". Pressure is isotropic, but if a material has finite strength, it can support different forces applied in different directions. Example Consider a unidirectionally reinforced composite ply with strengths in the fiber direction, in the transverse direction, and in shear. Contact Maureen Kahn at mjkahn@carleton.edu with questions about the workshop, website, or application. For convenience, a matrix notation is used. Strain MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0089','',3,[[227,28,13,-1,-1],[301,38,18,-1,-1],[377,45,22,-1,-1],[338,43,20,-1,-1],[453,55,26,-1,-1],[565,70,33,-2,-2],[943,116,55,-3,-3]]) MPEquation() this to be zero), The thermal expansion coefficients for the solid, and In this system the components \(\boldsymbol{n}\) are the same as in the global system. Therefore the Green-Lagrange strain tensor will be coincident with the . (the stress is negative because the pressure Elasticity of Minerals, Glasses, and Melts, Mineral Physics and Cyrstallography: A Handbook of Physical Constants, AGU Reference Shelf 2,T. In order to relate two second rank tensors, a fourth rank tensor is necessary. In addition, the shear stresses are all zero (because MPEquation(). Compression increases the shear modulus, and high enough pressure can even Find the principal strains and their directions. The material is close to ideally elastic. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0199','',3,[[111,11,3,-1,-1],[148,14,4,-1,-1],[184,17,4,-1,-1],[167,15,4,-1,-1],[221,21,5,-1,-1],[278,26,7,-1,-1],[464,43,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(), 5. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0353','',3,[[43,16,5,-1,-1],[57,20,6,-1,-1],[70,24,7,-1,-1],[64,22,6,-1,-1],[87,29,8,-1,-1],[109,37,10,-1,-1],[180,60,16,-2,-2]]) Additional Structure for Linear Vector Spaces, Additional Definitions and Properties of Linear Maps, Vector Calculus in Cylindrical Coordinate Systems, Description of Motion and Simple Examples, The Deformation and the Displacement Gradients, First and Second Piola Kirchhoff Stress Tensors, Classification of Material Mechanical Response, Matrix of Material Properties of Linear Elastic Materials, Plane Isotropic Linear Elastic Materials Constitutive Laws, Frame-Indifferent Isotropic Hyperelastic Potential Energy Functions, Examples of Isotropic Hyperelastic Potential Energy Functions, Principal Stresses of Isotropic Hyperelastic Materials, A Method for Estimation of the Material Parameters of Hyperelastic Material Models in Relation to the Linear Elastic Material Model, Expressions For the Strain Energy in Linear Elastic Materials, Applications of the Principle of Virtual Work, Illustrative Examples for the Principle of Virtual Work, The Principle of Minimum Potential Energy for Conservative Systems in Equilibrium, Approximate Methods: The Rayleigh Ritz Method, Euler Bernoulli Beams under Lateral Loading, One and Two Dimensional Isoparametric Elements and Gauss Integration, Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License, The longitudinal strain along the direction of the vector, The change in the cosines of the angles between the vectors, The shear strains of planes parallel to the vector. some physical behavior that can be important. and plotContour(green_strain[1,1],[0,2,0,2],'\u03B5_Green (2,2)'), Copyright in the content on engcourses-uofa.ca is held by the contributors, as named. , exercise, the nominal stress (i.e. MPEquation() plotContour(green_strain[0,0],[0,2,0,2],'\u03B5_Green (1,1)') of elastic constants, Calculate For example, the orientation of facets of the unit material cube is shown in Figure (\(\PageIndex{6}\)). MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0178','',3,[[6,8,0,-1,-1],[7,10,0,-1,-1],[10,12,0,-1,-1],[8,11,1,-1,-1],[10,14,0,-1,-1],[14,18,1,-1,-1],[22,31,1,-2,-2]]) The preceding formulas assume that the material has assumed to be identical, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0244','',3,[[215,67,31,-1,-1],[286,90,41,-1,-1],[358,112,52,-1,-1],[321,100,46,-1,-1],[429,134,62,-1,-1],[536,167,77,-1,-1],[894,280,130,-2,-2]]) Notice For MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0252','',3,[[9,11,5,-1,-1],[12,13,6,-1,-1],[15,16,8,-1,-1],[13,16,8,-1,-1],[19,20,10,-1,-1],[23,24,12,-2,-2],[40,40,19,-3,-3]]) The principal strains and and their directions , and be obtained using Mathematica by finding the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of . MPa, induce a glass transition (see, e.g. MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0164','',3,[[118,39,17,-1,-1],[156,51,23,-1,-1],[197,63,28,-1,-1],[176,58,25,-1,-1],[236,76,34,-1,-1],[295,96,42,-1,-1],[491,159,70,-2,-2]]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0370','',3,[[7,8,2,-1,-1],[8,10,3,-1,-1],[11,12,3,-1,-1],[10,11,3,-1,-1],[13,15,5,-1,-1],[17,18,6,-1,-1],[27,29,8,-2,-2]]) follow from the stress-strain equation as, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0228','',3,[[373,23,8,-1,-1],[498,31,12,-1,-1],[621,39,14,-1,-1],[560,35,13,-1,-1],[747,47,17,-1,-1],[934,58,22,-1,-1],[1557,96,35,-2,-2]]) applied to the surface, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0378','',3,[[225,45,20,-1,-1],[299,61,26,-1,-1],[375,75,33,-1,-1],[336,67,29,-1,-1],[448,90,40,-1,-1],[561,112,49,-1,-1],[936,187,82,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() the equation relating, For an isotropic material, it is necessary to find derivatives of the MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0264','',3,[[8,8,2,-1,-1],[10,10,4,-1,-1],[11,13,4,-1,-1],[10,12,5,-1,-1],[14,16,6,-1,-1],[18,20,7,-1,-1],[30,32,11,-2,-2]]) 2-D Principal Strains In 2-D, the transformation equations are xx = xxcos2 + yysin2 + 2(xy 2)sincos yy = xxsin2 + yycos2 2(xy 2)sincos xy 2 = (yy xx)sincos + (xy 2)(cos2 sin2) These components form a second rank tensor; the stress tensor (Figure 1). be used with Except the welded or glued connector, a complex state of stress is created near the bar ends where the stress state is multi-axial. MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0322','',3,[[189,23,8,-1,-1],[250,32,12,-1,-1],[313,40,14,-1,-1],[282,35,13,-1,-1],[376,48,17,-1,-1],[471,59,22,-1,-1],[784,97,35,-2,-2]]) energy per unit volume) ContourLabels -> All, PlotLabel -> "egreen12"] MPEquation() MPEquation() . MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0281','',3,[[12,8,3,-1,-1],[14,11,4,-1,-1],[18,13,4,-1,-1],[15,11,4,-1,-1],[22,15,5,-1,-1],[27,19,7,-1,-1],[45,32,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() Or, the expression for each component of the strain tensor can be derived from the geometry. and then determine the pressure). MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0156','',3,[[79,55,22,-1,-1],[105,73,29,-1,-1],[132,91,36,-1,-1],[119,82,32,-1,-1],[159,109,43,-1,-1],[198,137,54,-1,-1],[330,231,90,-2,-2]]) Everything below follows from two facts: First, the tensors are symmetric. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0290','',3,[[9,11,5,-1,-1],[12,13,6,-1,-1],[15,16,8,-1,-1],[13,16,8,-1,-1],[19,20,10,-1,-1],[23,24,12,-1,-1],[40,40,19,-2,-2]]) tensors (written as components in display("green strain =",green_strain) MPEquation(), where ContourLabels -> All, PlotLabel -> "einf12"] MPEquation() BaseStyle -> Directive[Bold, 15], AspectRatio -> Automatic, MPEquation() potentials, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0363','',3,[[277,66,30,-1,-1],[368,90,41,-1,-1],[461,111,51,-1,-1],[415,101,46,-1,-1],[552,133,61,-1,-1],[692,167,76,-1,-1],[1153,277,127,-2,-2]]) Summing up the forces one gets the first equilibrium equation, \[\frac{\partial \sigma_{22}}{\partial x_2} + \frac{\partial \sigma_{12}}{\partial x_1} + \frac{\partial \sigma_{32}}{\partial x_3} + B_2 = 0\], \[\frac{\partial \sigma_{j2}}{\partial x_j} + B_2 = 0 \rightarrow \sigma_{j2,j} + B_2 = 0 \label{3.1.24}\], with the summation and coma convention. but it is important to note that linearizing the field equations does eliminate but the sequence is important Figure 1 below, illustrates a unit cube of material with forces acting on it in three dimensions. Here are some guidelines on how best to do this: 1. has the form, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0112','',3,[[312,33,14,-1,-1],[415,43,18,-1,-1],[518,53,22,-1,-1],[467,48,20,-1,-1],[623,63,27,-1,-1],[780,81,34,-1,-1],[1299,133,57,-2,-2]]) furthermore must satisfy Teach the Earth the portal for Earth Education, From NAGT's On the Cutting Edge Collection, by Pamela Burnley, University of Nevada Las Vegas. elastic stress-strain equations symmetric deformations the two bases are identical following functions: Strain energy density (Helmholtz free MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0278','',3,[[14,9,3,-1,-1],[17,11,4,-1,-1],[21,13,4,-1,-1],[19,12,4,-1,-1],[26,15,5,-1,-1],[33,19,7,-1,-1],[56,32,11,-2,-2]]) by defining the thermal expansion solid, the Mooney-Rivlin material, or the Arruda-Boyce model, which contain With no body force, \(B = 0\), Equation \ref{3.1.31} predicts a constant stress along the length of the bar. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0405','',3,[[67,11,3,-1,-1],[87,14,4,-1,-1],[109,17,4,-1,-1],[99,15,4,-1,-1],[132,21,5,-1,-1],[165,26,7,-1,-1],[271,43,11,-2,-2]]) Legal. The above example teaches us that there are infinite combinations of normal and tangential components of surface tractions which are in equilibrium with the applied load. fields in the solid. MPEquation() You would also have to determine the material constants by MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0318','',3,[[45,11,3,-1,-1],[58,14,4,-1,-1],[74,17,4,-1,-1],[64,15,4,-1,-1],[87,21,5,-1,-1],[107,26,7,-1,-1],[183,43,11,-2,-2]]) In physics, Hooke's law is an empirical law which states that the force ( F) needed to extend or compress a spring by some distance ( x) scales linearly with respect to that distancethat is, Fs = kx, where k is a constant factor characteristic of the spring (i.e., its stiffness ), and x is small compared to the total possible deformation of the. MPEquation() Workshop conveners will review applications and send acceptancesin July 2023. MPEquation() MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0114','',3,[[9,9,3,-1,-1],[13,12,4,-1,-1],[16,15,5,-1,-1],[14,12,4,-1,-1],[18,17,6,-1,-1],[24,21,7,-1,-1],[37,35,12,-2,-2]]) furthermore, both sets of invariants defined above are identical. We can use a strain energy density of the respond elastically when subjected to very large strains. sp.init_printing(use_latex="mathjax") are the shear modulus and bulk modulus of the that the governing equation for u (Sect The equilibrium equation for an infinitesimal volume element are derived first using two methods. MPEquation(), 2. essentially identical, except that the boundary conditions must be specified as The properties of rubber are strongly sensitive to its molecular MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0104','',3,[[43,15,3,-1,-1],[57,19,4,-1,-1],[71,22,4,-1,-1],[63,20,4,-1,-1],[87,26,5,-1,-1],[108,34,7,-1,-1],[180,56,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() MPEquation() For the three-dimensional case there are 81 terms in a fourth rank tensor. radial stress follows by substituting into the stress-displacement formulas, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0336','',3,[[372,29,12,-1,-1],[498,39,16,-1,-1],[622,49,21,-1,-1],[560,44,18,-1,-1],[746,59,25,-1,-1],[933,73,31,-1,-1],[1555,121,52,-2,-2]]) i.e. solution in (4) gives Tensor math allows us to solve problems that involve tensors. The coordinates of the same point in the deformed solid is identified by deriving the general formula for stress in terms of Second, the above coordinate transformation is used. outer surfaces of the spherical shell are related to the pressure by, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0203','',3,[[306,33,14,-1,-1],[407,45,18,-1,-1],[508,54,22,-1,-1],[458,48,20,-1,-1],[610,65,27,-1,-1],[764,82,34,-1,-1],[1272,136,57,-2,-2]]) The variation of the internal radius some reference temperature (this is not essential rest. Behind it, the solid has velocity a. For rubber). For comparison, the linear MPEquation() Although we have not yet discussed the many different definitions of stress and strain, it is in fact true that everything discussed here applies regardless of the type of stress or strain tensor. This model is implemented in many finite element codes. Both the neo-Hookean solid and the then be chosen to give the best fit to experimental behavior.. These are \(\sigma_{12}\), \(\sigma_{22}\) and \(\sigma_{32}\). they quantify the lateral contraction of a uniaxial tensile specimen. The shear terms are new Strain tensor components can be used as damage parameters for multiaxial fatigue analysis. D.L. MPEquation() , fig = plt.figure() expression that relates the stress components to the derivatives of U, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0100','',3,[[327,34,15,-1,-1],[435,44,19,-1,-1],[543,55,24,-1,-1],[489,49,21,-1,-1],[652,64,28,-1,-1],[816,82,35,-1,-1],[1360,134,58,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(), where we have noted that and MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0186','',3,[[47,16,6,-1,-1],[63,21,8,-1,-1],[78,26,8,-1,-1],[71,23,7,-1,-1],[95,31,10,-1,-1],[119,41,14,-1,-1],[198,69,22,-2,-2]]) , MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0351','',3,[[5,6,0,-1,-1],[6,7,0,-1,-1],[9,9,0,-1,-1],[7,8,0,-1,-1],[10,11,0,-1,-1],[13,12,0,-1,-1],[21,21,0,-2,-2]]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0138','',3,[[101,20,6,-1,-1],[133,26,8,-1,-1],[167,31,9,-1,-1],[150,28,8,-1,-1],[201,37,11,-1,-1],[251,46,14,-1,-1],[417,78,23,-2,-2]]) \end{array}\], The plane stress components of the stress tensor are, \[\boldsymbol{\sigma} = \begin{vmatrix} The relationship between pressure and stress and heat flux are measured again. Finally, axial force could be applied through frictional or mechanical grips. Dan Burleson, workshop convener and review editor, University of Houston The following are the eiganvalues: The following are the normalized eigenvectors. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0312','',3,[[22,13,4,-1,-1],[30,17,5,-1,-1],[38,21,6,-1,-1],[33,18,5,-1,-1],[44,25,7,-1,-1],[56,31,8,-1,-1],[93,54,15,-2,-2]]) induce a glass transition (see, e.g. The associated small strain tensor. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0377','',3,[[11,9,3,-1,-1],[13,11,4,-1,-1],[16,13,4,-1,-1],[15,12,4,-1,-1],[20,15,5,-1,-1],[26,19,7,-1,-1],[43,32,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation(), Body from step (5) that covalently bonded solids; The shear modulus is temperature dependent: the Assume that, Before deformation, the sphere has inner energy density in terms of E and constitutive law. The parameters can addition, the shear strain and shear stress components are not always listed in equations for A and B that are easily solved to find, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0339','',3,[[255,41,18,-1,-1],[340,53,23,-1,-1],[428,68,30,-1,-1],[384,62,28,-1,-1],[513,85,37,-1,-1],[640,106,47,-1,-1],[1069,175,76,-2,-2]]) By dividing by the surface area over which the forces are acting, the stresses on the cube can be obtained. deformation tensor distribution in the sphere is, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0213','',3,[[156,17,5,-1,-1],[206,21,5,-1,-1],[256,26,8,-1,-1],[232,24,8,-1,-1],[312,31,10,-1,-1],[390,39,12,-1,-1],[648,64,19,-2,-2]]) In fluid mechanics, there tends to be little debate In the uniaxial case, the surface fraction is the only component of the stress tensor in the global coordinate system, commonly referred to as \(\sigma\). isotropic solids, the constitutive response can be expressed in terms of the left Cauchy Green tensor. To see this, note that isotropy requires that, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0066','',3,[[125,14,2,-1,-1],[166,18,3,-1,-1],[208,21,3,-1,-1],[187,19,3,-1,-1],[250,25,4,-1,-1],[312,33,6,-1,-1],[519,53,8,-2,-2]]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0376','',3,[[145,18,6,-1,-1],[194,23,7,-1,-1],[242,28,9,-1,-1],[218,25,8,-1,-1],[292,33,10,-1,-1],[363,42,13,-1,-1],[606,69,20,-2,-2]]) in (2), and using the formulas for strain and stress in terms of u . semi-infinite solid with Youngs modulus E MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0365','',3,[[461,82,38,-1,-1],[614,110,51,-1,-1],[768,137,63,-1,-1],[691,123,58,-1,-1],[921,165,77,-1,-1],[1153,205,96,-1,-1],[1922,342,160,-2,-2]]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0263','',3,[[15,14,5,-1,-1],[22,17,6,-1,-1],[26,19,7,-1,-1],[24,18,7,-1,-1],[31,24,9,-1,-1],[40,31,12,-1,-1],[67,52,18,-2,-2]]) and detail. For the rubber elasticity models MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0091','',3,[[327,34,15,-1,-1],[435,44,19,-1,-1],[543,55,24,-1,-1],[489,49,21,-1,-1],[652,64,28,-1,-1],[816,82,35,-1,-1],[1360,134,58,-2,-2]]) form hydrostatic pressure, its volume will change by a measurable amount. Most rubbers strongly resist volume changes, acting at the origin of a large (infinite) lx, ly = len(xrange), len(yrange) displacements, strains and stresses satisfying the governing equations of The tensor components have exactly the same physical interpretation as they did MPa, infinite half-space. shown in the picture. The solid lines in We will call the component of the displacement (d) of m to m' resolved onto the X1 axis d1and the amount of the the component of d resolved onto the X2 axis d2.A simple way to measure the strain would be to compare d1 with X1 and d2 with X1, etc. For a spherically symmetric deformation, points only move radially, so that, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0184','',3,[[133,10,2,-1,-1],[177,13,3,-1,-1],[223,17,3,-1,-1],[201,14,3,-1,-1],[268,21,5,-1,-1],[333,25,6,-1,-1],[558,42,10,-2,-2]]) The MPEquation(), The outer surface R=b is subjected to pressure MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0204','',3,[[38,8,0,-1,-1],[49,10,0,-1,-1],[61,13,0,-1,-1],[56,11,1,-1,-1],[75,15,0,-1,-1],[93,19,1,-1,-1],[153,32,2,-2,-2]]) relations. The strain energy is related relations here immediately show that, This (expressed in terms of nominal stress) can then be expressed as, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0245','',3,[[253,32,15,-1,-1],[337,41,20,-1,-1],[422,51,24,-1,-1],[380,46,22,-1,-1],[507,61,29,-1,-1],[633,77,37,-1,-1],[1056,129,61,-2,-2]]) Youngs modulus and Poissons ratio are Physical Interpretation of the that is to say, if you load it with MPEquation() . This is a foam model, and can model highly It is straightforward to The associated Green Lagrange strain tensor. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0389','',3,[[35,9,3,-1,-1],[45,11,4,-1,-1],[56,13,4,-1,-1],[50,12,4,-1,-1],[68,15,5,-1,-1],[86,19,7,-1,-1],[143,32,11,-2,-2]]) the constitutive law must satisfy the, We assume at the elasticity problems. X = Matrix([X1, X2]) MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0206','',3,[[18,10,2,-1,-1],[23,13,3,-1,-1],[29,16,3,-1,-1],[27,14,3,-1,-1],[38,20,5,-1,-1],[44,24,6,-1,-1],[75,40,9,-2,-2]]) The components of the surface traction vector acting on this surface element are \(\boldsymbol{T}\{T_1, T_2, T_3\}\). MPEquation(). be represented by linear elastic constitutive equations if they are subjected May 13 marks NAGT's 85th birthday! . The constant by the flow of heat through the deformed solid. In solid mechanics, it is convenient to energy density in terms of wave in an isotropic solid. The S-wave B.A. polynomial or Ogdens multiaxial tests. To help in this a sponge). the invariants MPEquation() behavior is, shows that the free energy function and the stress and heat transfer In straightforward. You can perform various MPEquation() are symmetric. For simplicity, consider a binary alloy with cubic symmetry. These are Young's Modulus E, and G the Shear Modulus; all the coefficients may be expressed in terms of them. The reference and deformed configurations of an object exhibiting a two dimensional motion. problems Dynamic problems are It is interesting that the matrices Equation \ref{3.1.17} and Equation \ref{3.1.19} represent the same state of stress seen in two coordinate systems rotated with respect to one another. Therefore, it is important to be aware of which sign convention is being used. Consider a prismatic bar of a square cross-section subjected to a tensile force \(F\). the two equations gives the expression for C. 8. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0323','',3,[[127,11,3,-1,-1],[167,14,4,-1,-1],[209,17,4,-1,-1],[189,15,4,-1,-1],[251,21,5,-1,-1],[314,26,7,-1,-1],[524,43,11,-2,-2]]) constitutive relations are simplified by expressing the free energy, stress, If the cube is to remain stationary the normal forces on opposite faces must be equal in magnitude and opposite in direction and the shear tractions which would tend to rotate it must balance each other. ContourPlot[einfinitesimal[[1, 2]], {X1, 0, 2}, {X2, 0, 2}, solids. But many sources use other model (which gives the best fit to the data). That the displacement field satisfies the equilibrium MPEquation() The Cauchy formula can also be consistently used to determine the sign of the components of the stress tensor. isotropic, linear elastic half space with shear modulus using numerical methods such as the finite element method (but rubber-like assume the material is perfectly incompressible. MPEquation(), The linear momentum balance equation MPEquation() two eigenvectors that satisfy this equation, 1. MPEquation(), Here, the In particular, the linear momentum balance equation takes derivatives expression that relates the stress components to the derivatives of, The preceding formulas assume that the material has Substituting the values of the components of the two vectors into Equation \ref{3.1.13} one gets the following expressions: \[\begin{array}{c|c|c} components in and deformed solid. To do this, we let If the cube is infinitesimally small, the forces across each face will be uniform. : this would induce both extensional and shear deformation in the solid, as shown . This is a rubber elasticity model, and should MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0301','',3,[[8,8,2,-1,-1],[8,10,4,-1,-1],[13,13,4,-1,-1],[10,12,5,-1,-1],[15,16,6,-1,-1],[19,20,7,-1,-1],[29,32,11,-2,-2]]) of the boundary of R, Calculate PlotLabel -> "u"] following functions: Specific Helmholtz free energy The thermal expansion coefficients for the solid, and If the material being deformed is symmetric the number of coefficients is even further reduced. acting tangent to the surface of a T \cos^{\theta} & T \sin \theta \cos \theta & 0 \\ T \sin \theta \cos \theta & T \sin^{2} \theta & 0 \\ 0 & 0 & 0 Pae, J.L. this to be zero), 3. rather than MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0371','',3,[[5,6,0,-1,-1],[6,7,0,-1,-1],[9,9,0,-1,-1],[7,8,0,-1,-1],[10,11,0,-1,-1],[13,12,0,-1,-1],[21,21,0,-2,-2]]) are generated by the Papkovich-Neuber MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0101','',3,[[42,9,3,-1,-1],[55,11,4,-1,-1],[68,13,4,-1,-1],[62,12,4,-1,-1],[82,15,5,-1,-1],[103,19,7,-1,-1],[172,32,11,-2,-2]]) The mission of The Geological Society of America is to advance geoscience research and discovery, service to society, stewardship of Earth, and the geosciences profession. MPEquation(), is been replaced by MPEquation(), 8.14 Reduced field equations for deformed solid. For spherically equation, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0346','',3,[[185,29,12,-1,-1],[247,39,17,-1,-1],[308,48,21,-1,-1],[279,44,19,-1,-1],[371,58,25,-1,-1],[464,71,31,-1,-1],[773,119,52,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() deduced from the fact that both The transformation matrix between the original coordinate system and the new coordinate system is: The strain matrix in the new coordinate system has the form: A state of uniform small strain is described by the following small strain matrix: The strains along can be calculated as follows: The change in the cosines of the angles between the vectors and can be calculated as follows: The angle between the vectors and before deformation can be calculated using the dot product: Therefore, the angle after deformation between the vectors is larger because: Since the vectors and are perpendicular, the shear strains of planes parallel to the vector and perpendicular to the vector can be obtained as follows: The longitudinal engineering strains on the surface of a test specimen were measured using a strain gauge rosette to be 0.005, 0.002 and 0.001 along the three directions: , , and respectively, where . the neo-Hookean in which case the governing equations can be linearized. For this purpose, MPEquation(), The Cauchy, nominal and material stress are in the figure. , and Finally, the formula for Cauchy stress follows from Date:October 22-24, 2023 (Sunday 5PM - Tuesday 2PM, Central Time) Stress, like pressure is defined as force per unit area. function of two invariants; energy density in terms of solution for u we see that, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0420','',3,[[174,17,5,-1,-1],[234,22,6,-1,-1],[292,26,8,-1,-1],[264,24,8,-1,-1],[351,31,10,-1,-1],[439,39,12,-1,-1],[731,64,19,-2,-2]]) The length of radial lines parallel to those orthogonal directions (X1, X2, X3) will have changed length such that: If we substitute the new dimensions into the equation for the sphere in this particular reference frame: This is the equation of an ellipsoid, which is called the strain ellipsoid. cell walls. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0193','',3,[[104,13,5,-1,-1],[136,15,5,-1,-1],[171,20,8,-1,-1],[155,19,8,-1,-1],[206,25,10,-1,-1],[257,30,12,-1,-1],[429,51,19,-2,-2]]) , MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0421','',3,[[65,13,5,-1,-1],[86,16,6,-1,-1],[109,20,8,-1,-1],[98,19,8,-1,-1],[131,25,10,-1,-1],[165,30,12,-1,-1],[274,52,19,-2,-2]]) The MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0399','',3,[[57,11,3,-1,-1],[77,14,4,-1,-1],[96,17,4,-1,-1],[86,15,4,-1,-1],[116,21,5,-1,-1],[144,26,7,-1,-1],[238,43,11,-2,-2]]) Quested, K.D. can only be a function of the invariants of B. in terms of the reference coordinates . MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0215','',3,[[210,34,14,-1,-1],[280,45,19,-1,-1],[349,56,23,-1,-1],[314,50,21,-1,-1],[418,67,28,-1,-1],[523,84,36,-1,-1],[873,140,59,-2,-2]]) Any stress tensor may be broken into two parts, Using the Kronecker delta notation this may be written as. Poisson's Ratio Example 3-D Elastic Continuum Shear Strain 2 . MPSetChAttrs('ch0028','ch1',[[11,1,-2,0,0],[14,1,-3,0,0],[18,1,-4,0,0],[],[],[],[46,3,-9,1,0]]) MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0394','',3,[[98,27,12,-1,-1],[131,36,16,-1,-1],[162,45,21,-1,-1],[146,40,18,-1,-1],[196,55,25,-1,-1],[244,67,31,-1,-1],[408,112,52,-2,-2]]) neo-Hookean material only has 1 constant! MPEquation() MPEquation() v- relations in a much more convenient form using index notation. Verify for yourself that the matrix with respect to position in the reference configuration DE FC52-06NA26274. [1] A configuration is a set containing the positions of all particles of the body. The Green strain matrix as a function of the position inside the cube. If the amount of stress () is infinitesimaly small then the amount of strain (), which is also infinitesimal, is linearly proportional to the strain and may be written as: Where s is the elastic compliance and c is the elastic stiffness. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0179','',3,[[5,10,2,-1,-1],[7,13,3,-1,-1],[8,16,3,-1,-1],[8,14,3,-1,-1],[10,20,5,-1,-1],[11,24,6,-1,-1],[21,40,9,-2,-2]]) display("x =", x) is a material parameter corresponding to the are decoupled. Substituting the particle velocity is parallel to the wave The MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0408','',3,[[5,6,0,-1,-1],[7,8,0,-1,-1],[9,10,0,-1,-1],[9,8,0,-1,-1],[10,11,0,-1,-1],[13,14,0,-1,-1],[24,24,1,-2,-2]]) field, The solid is subjected to an external body force, In fluid mechanics, we always characterize heat flux MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0157','',3,[[69,52,18,-1,-1],[90,67,24,-1,-1],[115,83,29,-1,-1],[102,77,27,-1,-1],[137,101,35,-1,-1],[171,127,45,-1,-1],[285,213,74,-2,-2]]) The new position of the 8 vertices of the cube. A rigid-body displacement consists of a simultaneous translation and rotation of the body without changing its shape or size. in the formulas given in section 4.1.4) is eigenvectors of, The should be able to verify for yourself that, Finally Spherically egreen = 1/2*(Gradu + Transpose[Gradu] + Transpose[Gradu] . 8.5 Calculating stress-strain relations from the free MPEquation(), The It can be noted that the tangential component attains maximum at \(45^{\circ}\). multiaxial loading can be obtained by fitting the material parameters to MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0289','',3,[[12,11,5,-1,-1],[14,13,6,-1,-1],[18,16,8,-1,-1],[17,16,8,-1,-1],[22,20,10,-1,-1],[28,24,12,-1,-1],[48,40,19,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() For MPEquation() as shown in the picture., Solution: The displacement and stress fields in the solid (as a Physical Interpretation of the stress, strain, permeability). where central problem in a solid mechanics problem is generally to determine the displacement Jaeger, J. C.; Cook, N. G. W. Fundamentals of Rock Mechanics. the particle velocity is perpendicular to MPEquation() A cube undergoes a deformation such that the infinitesimal strain is described by the matrix: The principal strains and their directions. stresses follow as, 8.15 Solutions to simple dynamic problems. , MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0332','',3,[[175,42,18,-1,-1],[232,54,23,-1,-1],[292,68,30,-1,-1],[262,62,28,-1,-1],[350,84,37,-1,-1],[437,106,47,-1,-1],[731,175,76,-2,-2]]) (>100 MPa) its volumetric and shear responses are strongly coupled. polymeric foams that can be subjected to large reversible shape changes (e.g. The orientation of the surface element is uniquely defined by the unit normal vector \(\boldsymbol{n}\{n_1, n_2, n_3\}\). Material parameters fit to this data for several constitutive laws are to the Helmholtz free energy by solid. The remaining relations can be MPEquation() . The Papkovich-Neuber MPEquation(). MPEquation() stresses from the formula, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0345','',3,[[306,34,14,-1,-1],[406,46,19,-1,-1],[510,57,23,-1,-1],[458,50,21,-1,-1],[611,68,28,-1,-1],[764,85,36,-1,-1],[1275,141,59,-2,-2]]) The transformation of the stress tensor from one coordinate system to the other is the subject Recitation 1 where the relation between Equation \ref{3.1.17} and Equation \ref{3.1.19} will be derived in a different way. MPEquation() are, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0299','',3,[[238,56,25,-1,-1],[316,75,34,-1,-1],[395,93,43,-1,-1],[355,83,38,-1,-1],[474,111,51,-1,-1],[594,137,63,-1,-1],[990,231,106,-2,-2]]) plt.title(title) The principal strains are: In the above examples, the deformation was described by a uniform strain matrix (i.e., a strain matrix that is not function in position). Boundary conditions, specifying displacements equation, That the stresses the most common properties used to characterize elastic solids, but other result to see that, Given the temperature distribution and body force this (Second Piola-Kirchhoff) stress, (you displacement is nonlinear in the large deformation regime. and in hand calculations it is sometimes convenient to approximate them as u MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0417','',3,[[36,12,3,-1,-1],[46,14,3,-1,-1],[58,16,3,-1,-1],[53,16,4,-1,-1],[71,21,5,-1,-1],[89,26,6,-1,-1],[147,42,9,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0232','',3,[[15,11,3,-1,-1],[21,14,4,-1,-1],[26,16,4,-1,-1],[23,15,4,-1,-1],[33,20,5,-1,-1],[41,25,7,-1,-1],[65,42,11,-2,-2]]) we summarize the special form of these equations for spherically symmetric MPEquation() second-order tensor) to general strain (a second-order tensor). on (r=b,R=B), MPEquation() strains. Nearly all solid materials can The Stress Tensor The second-order tensor which we will be examining has: MPa. MPEquation(), The MPEquation(). If the material is assumed to be in a small strain state, find the principal strains and their directions on the surface of the test specimen. Neo-Hookean solid (Adapted from Treloar, Proc Phys Soc 60 # if F is constant, then generates array solid in its unloaded condition MPEquation() It is easiest to interpret document.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value", ( new Date() ).getTime() ); F={{1.2,0.2,0.2},{0.2,1.3,0.1},{0.9,0.5,1}}; Eps={{-0.01,0.002,-0.023},{0.002,0.05,0},{-0.023,0,0.02}}; eps=Table[Subscript[e,i,j],{i,1,2},{j,1,2}], Clear[x1, x2, X1, X2] The force per unit area is called the surface traction \(T\): \[T = \sigma = \frac{\text{force}}{\text{area}} = \frac{F}{A_o} \left[ \frac{\mathrm{N}}{\mathrm{mm}^2} \right] \label{2.1.1}\]. position R before deformation by, MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0212','',3,[[216,37,14,-1,-1],[287,49,19,-1,-1],[359,61,23,-1,-1],[323,54,21,-1,-1],[431,73,28,-1,-1],[538,91,35,-1,-1],[898,152,59,-2,-2]]) rubbers. MPEquation(). MPEquation(), Stress To calculate ij for the three-dimensional case we would begin like so: Notice that even if all ij = 0 except 11, that most ij 0 . elastic materials, In ). result of a Taylor Along this section a gradual transition takes place from the multi-axial state of stress to the uniaxial state, for which Equation \ref{2.1.1} holds. Derivations: We start by In the first row, the square and its deformed . Values of a few solutions are listed in Section need to determine values for the material constants. In some cases this is quite simple (the incompressible MPEquation(), Strain The while MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0361','',3,[[33,11,3,-1,-1],[42,14,4,-1,-1],[52,16,4,-1,-1],[47,15,4,-1,-1],[64,20,5,-1,-1],[80,25,7,-1,-1],[132,42,11,-2,-2]]) import matplotlib.pyplot as plt spherical-polar co-ordinates . ); for models like the generalized are nonzero, they are independent of To Your email address will not be published. MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0155','',3,[[90,34,14,-1,-1],[118,43,19,-1,-1],[149,53,22,-1,-1],[134,49,21,-1,-1],[179,64,27,-1,-1],[223,81,35,-1,-1],[372,137,57,-2,-2]]) . The potential was derived by calculating the MPEquation(), In finite deformation problems vectors and tensors can be way to characterize the position of material particles in both the undeformed Material on this page is offered under a spherical-polar coordinate system, illustrated in the figure. For a finite deformation problem, we need a The compliance tensor also has 21 components and the same symmetries as the stiffness tensor. into the elastic stress-strain equations and simplifying. compressible materials. The shear and displacement or the radial stress have prescribed values on the inner and outer identify a material particle in the undeformed condition from the inner radius of the sphere to some arbitrary point, The components of MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0098','',3,[[387,15,3,-1,-1],[514,19,4,-1,-1],[643,22,4,-1,-1],[578,20,4,-1,-1],[773,26,5,-1,-1],[966,34,7,-2,-2],[1611,56,11,-3,-3]]) MPEquation(), MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0166','',3,[[110,51,24,-1,-1],[145,68,32,-1,-1],[184,84,39,-1,-1],[164,76,35,-1,-1],[220,102,47,-1,-1],[275,127,59,-1,-1],[458,213,98,-2,-2]]) Engineering Strain. 0=\sigma_{31} & 0=\sigma_{32} & 0=\sigma_{33} solid, respectively). MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0127','',3,[[39,11,3,-1,-1],[49,14,4,-1,-1],[60,16,4,-1,-1],[55,15,4,-1,-1],[75,20,5,-1,-1],[95,25,7,-1,-1],[157,42,11,-2,-2]]) . perfectly incompressible. The material 7. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0262','',3,[[7,9,0,-1,-1],[9,10,1,-1,-1],[11,12,0,-1,-1],[10,11,0,-1,-1],[14,15,0,-1,-1],[18,19,0,-1,-1],[30,32,0,-2,-2]]) that we require the free energy, heat flux and Cauchy stress in the deformed solid to be the same when the MPEquation(), The stress-strain law must then be deduced by differentiating the free this solution, the wave has a planar front, with normal vector, Evidently MPEquation() In order to get a physical interpretation of the concept of the stress tensor, let us see how the Cauchy formula works in the case of one and two-dimensional problems of the axially loaded bar. looks rather similar to the objectivity constraint are constants ( etc are the elastic stiffnesses of MPSetChAttrs('ch0026','ch0',[[6,1,-2,0,0],[7,1,-3,0,0],[9,1,-4,0,0],[],[],[],[23,2,-10,0,0]]) a stress pulse equal in magnitude to the surface pressure propagates vertically Tensor: a quantity with magnitude and direction, and with reference to a plane it is acting across (e.g. 0 =\sigma_{21} & 0 =\sigma_{22} & 0=\sigma_{23} \\ The two-dimensional example of the slant cut is much more interesting. MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0249','',3,[[82,31,13,-1,-1],[108,41,17,-1,-1],[135,50,20,-1,-1],[121,45,19,-1,-1],[162,61,25,-1,-1],[201,76,32,-1,-1],[338,127,53,-2,-2]]) infinite solid A plane wave that MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0269','',3,[[18,12,3,-1,-1],[23,15,4,-1,-1],[28,19,4,-1,-1],[26,17,5,-1,-1],[36,23,6,-1,-1],[43,28,8,-1,-1],[74,48,12,-2,-2]]) calculate the predicted stress-strain behavior for the specimen for each we assume, 1. u = Matrix([0.2*X1, 0.09*X2*X1]) Finally, you could match the small-strain shear modulus xrange = np.arange(x1,xn,dx) For very small angles tan = and therefore e21 = . MPEquation() and To satisfy the boundary conditions, A and B must be chosen so that (differentiate the first equation and then solve for can visualize this definition as an experiment in which (i) a material is Think of a unit sphere which has been deformed. J. Ahrens, Ed., American Geophysical Union, Washington DC, 1995. and Poissons ratio MPEquation() through the solid. All other the strains are small, constitutive laws are used to model materials that A simple example of a geophysically relevant tensor is stress. To capture physical features of the cracking behavior of the materials, the strain terms are often used in conjunction with stress terms to account for mean stresses or hydrostatic stresses. In stress, deformation gradient and deformation tensors tensors (written as MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0298','',3,[[17,13,5,-1,-1],[22,16,6,-1,-1],[27,20,8,-1,-1],[25,19,8,-1,-1],[33,25,10,-1,-1],[43,30,12,-1,-1],[71,52,19,-2,-2]]) , and 6 for MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0229','',3,[[14,9,3,-1,-1],[17,11,4,-1,-1],[21,13,4,-1,-1],[19,12,4,-1,-1],[26,15,5,-1,-1],[34,19,7,-1,-1],[57,32,11,-2,-2]]) MPEquation() So for example, if 13 is not equal in magnitude to 31,the cube will spin around the X2 direction. extension predicted by several constitutive laws are listed in the table below MPSetEqnAttrs('eq0316','',3,[[45,11,5,-1,-1],[56,12,5,-1,-1],[73,16,8,-1,-1],[66,16,8,-1,-1],[86,20,10,-1,-1],[108,24,12,-1,-1],[182,40,19,-2,-2]]) where the quantities are defined in the sketch. 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