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A study on a grade-one type of hypo-elastic models
, Article ASME 2014 12th Biennial Conference on Engineering Systems Design and Analysis, ESDA 2014 ; Vol. 1 , 2014 ; Asghari, M ; Sharif University of Technology
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In Hypo-elastic constitutive models an objective rate of the Cauchy stress tensor is expressed in terms of the current state of the stress and the deformation rate tensor D in a way that the dependency on the latter is a homogeneously linear one. In this work, a type of grade-one hypo-elastic models (i.e. models with linear dependency of the hypo-elasticity tensor on the stress) is considered for isotropic materials based on the objective corotational rates of stress. A positive real parameter denoted by n is involved in the considered type. Different values can be selected for this parameter, each selection leads to a specific model within the class of grade-one hypo-elasticity. The spin of...
Basis free expressions for the stress rate of isotropic elastic materials in the cases of coalescent principal stretches
, Article International Journal of Solids and Structures ; Volume 47, Issue 5 , 2010 , Pages 611-613 ; 00207683 (ISSN) ; Sharif University of Technology
2010
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In this paper, some basis-free expressions for the material time derivative of Lagrangian stress tensors are presented which are generally valid in all cases of coalescent principal stretches. The material is assumed to be elastic and isotropic
On the analysis of simple shear problem using the micro-polar hypoelasticity Cosserat theory
, Article European Journal of Mechanics, A/Solids ; Volume 29, Issue 4 , July–August , 2010 , Pages 664-674 ; 09977538 (ISSN) ; Khoei, A. R ; Sharif University of Technology
2010
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In this paper, an analysis of kinematics of the isotropic elastic Cosserat continuum is presented in infinitesimal and finite deformations. Emphasis is given on the applicability of corotational stress rates for hypoelasticity in micro-polar continua. A non-linear finite element analysis is performed with an explicit formulation of tangent stiffness matrices in the case of Truesdell stress and couple stress rates. A comprehensive path-dependent procedure is employed based on the arc-length method to calculate the stability points and handle the snap-back problem. Finally, the accuracy and efficiency of method are illustrated by numerical examples