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PAT328, Section 3, March 2001 S10 - 1 MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001MAR 120 – Procedures and Results Geometrically Nonlinear Framework
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PAT328, Section 3, March 2001 S10 - 2 MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001MAR 120 – Procedures and Results 0 1 2 3 Geometrically Nonlinear Framework Total Lagrangian All integrals are evaluated with respect to the initial undeformed configuration Updated Lagrangian All integrals are evaluated with respect to the last completed iteration of the current increment
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PAT328, Section 3, March 2001 S10 - 3 MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001MAR 120 – Procedures and Results E = Engineering (infinitesimal) strain = (L – L 0 )/L 0 A measure preferred by structural engineers Work conjugate to the Engineering stress measure It is only applicable to small deformation and small strain analyses L = Logarithmic (natural) strain = L/L = ln(L/L 0 ) (update lagrangian) A measure that is incremental in form and preferred by metallurgists Work conjugate to the Cauchy stress measure This measure is typically used for large deformation, large strain analyses G = Green-Lagrange strain = (L 2 – L 2 0 )/2L 2 0 (total lagrangian) This measure is typically used for large deformation, small strain analysis Additional work in the stress-strain relationship extends it to large strain work (Green’s strain accommodates finite rotations but not finite strains) It is work conjugate to the 2nd Piola-Kirchhoff stress measure = Almansi strain = (L 2 – L 2 0 )/2L 2 This measure is also known as Eulerian strain It is work conjugate to the Almansi stress measure Not used in Marc Geometric Nonlinearity: Strain Measures
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PAT328, Section 3, March 2001 S10 - 4 MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001MAR 120 – Procedures and Results The salient property of the last three tensors is that their components are invariant under rigid body rotation of the material (strain=0 for 1D) Additional strain measures include Stretch and Biot Provided the strains remain small (say <3-4%), the different strain/stress measures will provide the same solutions ( 差異約 3~4%) Small strain examples include a fishing rod bending under the weight of a large fish, helicopter rotor blades under static dead load and the hair spring of a mechanical watch Conversions between the strain measures are readily possible as follows: G = E (1+ E /2) L = ln(1+ E ) = ½ ln(1+ 2 G ) A = (2 E + E 2 )/2(1 + E ) 2 The strain measure used by MSC.Marc is determined mainly by the choice of a total or updated Lagrangian solution framework (discussed later) Geometric Nonlinearity: Strain Measures
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PAT328, Section 3, March 2001 S10 - 5 MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001MAR 120 – Procedures and Results E = Engineering (nominal, conventional) = F/A o Defined in terms of the original area and the original geometry C = Cauchy (true) stress = F/A Defined in terms of current area and current deformed geometry (force per unit deformed area) As a result, it is the most naturally understood stress measure, that is, it most naturally describes the material response 1 = 1st Piola-Kirchhoff stress Defined in terms of the original area and the current deformed geometry (current force per unit undeformed area) = 2nd Piola-Kirchhoff stress Defined in terms of the initial area and current deformed geometry (transformed current force per unit undeformed area) It is work conjugate to the Green-Lagrange strain measure For small strain, the 2P-K stress can be interpreted as the Cauchy stress related to (local) axes that rotate with the material Without additional knowledge concerning the deformations, the 2P-K stresses are difficult to interpret 2P-K stresses are not uncommonly transformed into Cauchy stress to give a “true” stress of use to engineers Geometric Nonlinearity: Stress Measures
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PAT328, Section 3, March 2001 S10 - 6 MAR120, Lecture 4, March 2001MAR 120 – Procedures and Results Stress conversions can be obtained via: C = Cauchy (true) stress = E (1 + E ) = 2nd Piola-Kirchhoff stress = E /(1 + E ) The stress measure used by MSC.Marc is determined mainly by the choice of a total or updated Lagrangian solution framework (discussed later) MSC.Marc can be asked to provide either 2PK or Cauchy stress during the analysis setup. MSC.Marc will carry out a conversion as required during the analysis( 好像沒有 2PK ) Geometric Nonlinearity: Stress Measures
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