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OBJECTIVE:- To perform a uniaxial tensile stress on a block of Solid (10mm x 10mm x 10mm) using Ogden Material for different elemental formulations and compare their results. PROCEDURE:- Modelling:- A cube with the dimension 10mm x 10mm x 10mm was created by going to Mesh Panel>Shaper Mesher>Apply>Done.…
Rishav Sinha
updated on 19 Oct 2020
OBJECTIVE:- To perform a uniaxial tensile stress on a block of Solid (10mm x 10mm x 10mm) using Ogden Material for different elemental formulations and compare their results.
PROCEDURE:-
Modelling:-
A cube with the dimension 10mm x 10mm x 10mm was created by going to Mesh Panel>Shaper Mesher>Apply>Done.
Section:-
Different Cards were created for different Elemental Formulations (-2,-1,1,2) under different file saves, an example of one such card is shown below.
Material:-
MAT_OGDEN_RUBBER card was used as a material for this Simulation. It is the hyperelastic material and the values were taken from the given MAT_OGDEN.k card.
Boundary Conditions:-
Boundary SPC-
Since it is a tensile stress, we have fixed one side and applied translational motion to the other side.
Constraining entire one face along X and all rotational direction.
Constraining mid nodes lying on Y and Z directions.
Constraining mid nodes lying on Y and Z directions.
Prescribed Motion-
Control Cards:-
Post-Processing:-
X-Stress and X-Strain for ELFORM = 1:
X-Stress and X-Strain for ELFORM = 2:
X-Stress and X-Strain for ELFORM = -1:
X-Stress and X-Strain for ELFORM = -2:
Tabular Data:-
ELFORM | X-STRESS MPA | X-STRAIN |
1 | 6.0066 | 1.94231 |
2 | 5.99643 | 1.94114 |
-1 | 6.00247 | 1.94159 |
-2 | 6.0011 | 1.94128 |
CONCLUSIONS:-
The different Elforms show nearly same results in terms of stress and strain and also in term of Stretch Ratio, but computational time varies. For a simple tensile stress problem like this one, though not much of a computational difference is shown but it will elavate when geometry will get comples with more finer mesh.
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