Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit
Includes bibliographical references. === The general purpose finite element program, Abaqus, has the facility to allow users to supplement its existing material model library with user-defined material models (VUMATs). This thesis involves the implementation and verification of the Johnson-Cook and...
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ndltd-netd.ac.za-oai-union.ndltd.org-uct-oai-localhost-11427-179542021-06-27T05:09:13Z Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit Bonorchis, Dean Cloete, T J Nurick, Gerald N Mechanical Engineering Includes bibliographical references. The general purpose finite element program, Abaqus, has the facility to allow users to supplement its existing material model library with user-defined material models (VUMATs). This thesis involves the implementation and verification of the Johnson-Cook and Zerilli-Armstrong material models as VUMATs. The same version of the Johnson-Cook material model is contained in Abaqus and was therefore used as a benchmark. These material models are suitable for high strain, high strain rate and high temperature applications. The implementation of the material models was verified by comparing simulation results obtained using the Abaqus version of the Johnson-Cook material model with the simulation results obtained using the VUMATs of the Johnson-Cook and Zerilli-Armstrong material models. Firstly, this verification process was followed using single and multiple element tests with varying prescribed loading conditions. The verification process was then extended by performing a more "realistic" set of Taylor test simulations. The Taylor test simulation results were also compared with published experimental results for validation purposes. 2016-03-17T12:42:49Z 2016-03-17T12:42:49Z 2003 Master Thesis Masters MSc (Eng) http://hdl.handle.net/11427/17954 eng application/pdf University of Cape Town Faculty of Engineering and the Built Environment Department of Mechanical Engineering |
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Includes bibliographical references. === The general purpose finite element program, Abaqus, has the facility to allow users to supplement its existing material model library with user-defined material models (VUMATs). This thesis involves the implementation and verification of the Johnson-Cook and Zerilli-Armstrong material models as VUMATs. The same version of the Johnson-Cook material model is contained in Abaqus and was therefore used as a benchmark. These material models are suitable for high strain, high strain rate and high temperature applications. The implementation of the material models was verified by comparing simulation results obtained using the Abaqus version of the Johnson-Cook material model with the simulation results obtained using the VUMATs of the Johnson-Cook and Zerilli-Armstrong material models. Firstly, this verification process was followed using single and multiple element tests with varying prescribed loading conditions. The verification process was then extended by performing a more "realistic" set of Taylor test simulations. The Taylor test simulation results were also compared with published experimental results for validation purposes. |
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Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit |
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Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit |
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Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit |
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Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit |
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Implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit |
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implementation of material models for high strain rate applications as user-subroutines in abaqus/explicit |
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University of Cape Town |
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