This document describes a numerical simulation of von Mises stress under confining pressure and axial loading conditions. It presents the constitutive model used to calculate stress based on elastic and delayed strain rates. The model accounts for confining pressure of 10 MPa, axial loading of 10 MPa, and material properties of E=10,000 MPa and v=0.3. However, the results show non-physical behavior with von Mises stress increasing continuously rather than remaining near zero as expected.
This document describes a numerical simulation of von Mises stress under confining pressure and axial loading conditions. It presents the constitutive model used to calculate stress based on elastic and delayed strain rates. The model accounts for confining pressure of 10 MPa, axial loading of 10 MPa, and material properties of E=10,000 MPa and v=0.3. However, the results show non-physical behavior with von Mises stress increasing continuously rather than remaining near zero as expected.
This document describes a numerical simulation of von Mises stress under confining pressure and axial loading conditions. It presents the constitutive model used to calculate stress based on elastic and delayed strain rates. The model accounts for confining pressure of 10 MPa, axial loading of 10 MPa, and material properties of E=10,000 MPa and v=0.3. However, the results show non-physical behavior with von Mises stress increasing continuously rather than remaining near zero as expected.
This document describes a numerical simulation of von Mises stress under confining pressure and axial loading conditions. It presents the constitutive model used to calculate stress based on elastic and delayed strain rates. The model accounts for confining pressure of 10 MPa, axial loading of 10 MPa, and material properties of E=10,000 MPa and v=0.3. However, the results show non-physical behavior with von Mises stress increasing continuously rather than remaining near zero as expected.
zero but keeps increasing Explicit formulation of the consititutive law: ij Cijkl ije Expected axial strain curve ij ije eijd Therefore: ij Cijkl (ij eij ) d
n 3 s Ek e sij d
eijd e0d 2 0 s
where ij , ij , eij are total strain rate tensor, e d Confining pressure 10 Mpa elastic strain rate tensor, deviatoric delayed + strain rate tensor, respectively. Cijkl is the Axial loading 10 MPa elastic stiffness tensor. 0 =1MPa, s, sij are the reference stress, equivalent stress, and Recovery of delayed strain deviatoric stress tensor, respectively. ij is The amplitude of confining pressure does not happen the Cauchy stress tensor. After finding the delayed strain rates from the above equations, stress can be found from ijt t ijt Cijkl ( ij t (eijd )) where ij is strain increment tensor.
