ProductsAbaqus/StandardAbaqus/Explicit Mises plasticity with isotropic hardeningElements testedC3D8 CPS4 T3D2 Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Mises plasticity with linear kinematic hardeningElements testedT3D2 Problem descriptionMaterial:
The linear kinematic hardening model is defined by the slope of the stress-strain data given earlier. (The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input files
Abaqus/Explicit input files
Mises plasticity with multilinear kinematic hardeningElements testedC3D8 Problem descriptionMaterial:
Results and discussionThe results agree well with the analytical solution. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input file
Mises plasticity with combined isotropic/kinematic hardeningElements testedB21 C3D8 C3D8R CPE4 CPS4 M3D4 SAX1 T3D2 Problem descriptionMaterial 1
The parameters given above are used to generate data for some of the input files that use tabular data. (The units are not important.) Material 2
The parameters given above are used to generate data for some of the input files that use tabular data. (The units are not important.) Material 3
(The units are not important.) Material 4
(The units are not important.) Material 5
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input files
Abaqus/Explicit input files
Adiabatic Mises plasticityElements testedC3D8 CPS4 T3D2 Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Hill plasticityElements testedC3D8 Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Deformation plasticityElements testedC3D8 CPS4 T3D2 Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Drucker-Prager plasticity with linear elasticityElements testedC3D8 C3D8R CAX4 CPE4 CPS4 Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) The hyperbolic and exponent forms of the yield criteria are verified by using parameters that reduce them into equivalent linear forms. Reducing the hyperbolic yield function into a linear form requires that . Reducing the exponent yield function into a linear form requires that b = 1.0 and that a = ()−1. Results and discussionMost tests in this section are set up as cases of the homogeneous deformation of a single element of unit dimensions. Consequently, the results are identical for all integration points within the element. To test certain conditions, however, it is necessary to set up inhomogeneous deformation problems. In each case the constitutive path is integrated with 20 increments of fixed size. Input filesShear criterion: linear Drucker-Prager
Shear criterion: exponent
Shear criterion: exponent with test data
Shear criterion: hyperbolic
Transferring results between Abaqus/Standard and Abaqus/Explicit
Drucker-Prager plasticity with porous elasticityElements testedCAX4 Problem descriptionMaterial:
The hyperbolic and exponent forms of the yield criteria are verified by using parameters that reduce them into equivalent linear forms. Reducing the hyperbolic yield function into a linear form requires that . Reducing the exponent yield function into a linear form requires that b = 1.0 and that a = ()−1. (The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe tests in this section are set up as cases of homogeneous deformation of a single element of unit dimensions. Consequently, the results are identical for all integration points within the element. In each case the constitutive path is integrated with 20 increments of fixed size. Input filesShear criterion: linear Drucker-Prager
Shear criterion: exponent
Shear criterion: exponent with test data
Shear criterion: hyperbolic
Cap plasticityElements testedC3D8R CAX4 CPE4 Problem descriptionMaterial:In the tests described in this section, the following data for linear elasticity, cap plasticity I, cap hardening I, and K = 1.0 are used unless otherwise specified. With this data, the elastic shear modulus is 5000.0 and the bulk modulus is 10000.0. First yield in pure shear occurs at S12 = 100.0, first yield in pure hydrostatic compression occurs at PRESS = 270.0, first yield in pure hydrostatic tension occurs at PRESS = 300.0, and first yield with PRESS = occurs at PRESS = 120.0 and S12 = 125.0. C3D8 elements are used unless otherwise specified.
Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Clay plasticity with porous elasticityElements testedC3D8 CAX8R Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Crushable foam plasticityElements testedC3D8 CPE4 Problem descriptionMaterial:
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Clay plasticity with linear elasticityElements testedC3D8 C3D8R CAX4R CAX8R CPE4R Problem descriptionMaterial 1
(The units are not important.) Material 2
(The units are not important.) Material 3
(The units are not important.) Material 4 [Crook et al. (2002)]
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input filesMaterial 1:
Abaqus/Explicit input filesMaterial 1:
Transferring results from Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/ExplicitMaterial 1:
Transferring results from Abaqus/Explicit to Abaqus/StandardMaterial 1:
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Porous metal plasticityElements testedC3D8 CAX4 CAX4T CPE4 Problem descriptionMaterial:
Material properties used in coupled temperature-displacement analysis
General:(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Mohr-Coulomb plasticityElements testedC3D8 C3D8R CAX4 CAX4R CPE4 CPE4R Problem descriptionMaterial 1
(The units are not important.) Material 2
(The units are not important.) Material 3
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input filesMaterial 1:
Abaqus/Explicit input filesMaterial 1:
Transferring results from Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/ExplicitMaterial 1:
Transferring results from Abaqus/Explicit to Abaqus/StandardMaterial 1:
Cast iron plasticityElements testedC3D8 CAX4 CAX4T CPE4 T3D2 Problem descriptionMaterial:
Figure 1. Stress versus plastic strain under uniaxial tension and uniaxial
compression.
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionMost tests in this section are set up as cases of the homogeneous deformation of a single element of unit dimensions. Consequently, the results are identical for all integration points within the element. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input files
Abaqus/Explicit input files
Transferring results from Abaqus/Standard to Abaqus/Explicit
Soft rock plasticity with porous elasticityElements testedC3D8R, CPE4R Problem descriptionMaterial 1
(The units are not important.) Material 2
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input files
Soft rock plasticity with linear elasticityElements testedC3D8R, CPE4R Problem descriptionMaterial 1
(The units are not important.) Material 2
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input files
Abaqus/Explicit input files
Plasticity model for superelastic materialsElements testedC3D8, CPS4, CPS4R Problem descriptionMaterial
(The units are not important.) Results and discussionThe results agree well with exact analytical or approximate solutions. Input filesAbaqus/Standard input files
Abaqus/Explicit input files
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