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By Heather Huenison and Allan Dolovich University of Saskatchewan
A Damped Least Squares Method for Finite Element Analysis of Incompressible Materials By Heather Huenison and Allan Dolovich University of Saskatchewan
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Motivation Mechanical modelling of soft tissue
Chiropractic manipulation of the neck Effects on the vertebral artery due to: variations in technique condition of the arteries repeated procedures
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Vertebral Arteries applied forces vertebra artery
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Modelling of Deformation
Estimates from expert practitioners Displacement data from high resolution images synchrotron imaging Finite element models with displacement BCs
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Challenges Viscoelastic behaviour Dynamic Effects
Solid-fluid interaction Nonlinearities Incompressibility displacement BCs
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Incompressible Materials - Formulation
Minimise P = U + W + p ∫ (J-1) dV Potential Energy Strain energy Work Potential Volumetric Strain Lagrange Multiplier or Penalty Parameter approaches Non-locking stable elements
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FEM Techniques - Incompressibility
Selective Integration Hu-Washizu variational forms Enhanced Strain Pressure Smoothing
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Issues for Present Work
Indeterminate hydrostatic stress components p No force BCs Infinite number of solutions Errors in displacement BCs Volume constraint violated No consistent solution
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Proposed Approach Address linearized systems K BT B u p = b1 b2 or
u p = b1 b2 or A d0 = b
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Least Squares for Consistency
Minimise Ad0 – b || 2 i.e., solve ATA d0 = AT b or C0 d0 = g0
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Minimum Norm for Uniqueness
With Singular Value Decomposition (SVD) C d = g rank of C = number of rows (CCT)-1 exists Minimum norm solution: dmn = CT (CCT)-1 g
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Test Case – Uniform Plane Strain
s0 = 100 MPa 100 mm x 200 mm Neo-Hookean Material E = 70 GPa Displacement BCs Modified Newton-Raphson Code 9 10 11 12 s0 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4
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Results for Random Data Error (5% max)
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Results for Random Data Error (5% max)
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Results for Random Data Error (5% max)
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Results for Random Data Error (5% max)
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Conclusions Damped Least Squares shows promise for addressing
data noise numerical instability Method will be tested with other approaches, such as selective integration enhanced strain
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QUESTIONS?
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