damage fiber exp-linear¶
Module: solid
Category: material
Type string: "damage fiber exp-linear"
Parameters¶
| Name | Description | Default | Units |
|---|---|---|---|
density |
density | 1 | [M/L^3] |
t0 |
t0 | 1e+09 | [] |
Dmax |
Dmax | 1 | [] |
beta_s |
beta_s | 0 | [] |
gamma_max |
gamma_max | 0 | [] |
D2_a |
D2_a | 0 | [] |
D2_b |
D2_b | 0 | [] |
D2_c |
D2_c | 0 | [] |
D2_d |
D2_d | 0 | [] |
D3_inf |
D3_inf | 0 | [] |
D3_g0 |
D3_g0 | 0 | [] |
D3_rg |
D3_rg | 1 | [] |
c3 |
c3 | 0 | [] |
c4 |
c4 | 0 | [] |
c5 |
c5 | 0 | [] |
lambda |
lambda | 0 | [] |
fiber |
[] |
Description¶
This continuous damage formulation uses a slightly modified damage formulation. The total damage is here defined as,
Here, \(D_{1}\) defines the same damage term as defined above. The \(D_{2}\) is defined as follows,
The material parameters a and c control the magnitude of the continuous damage of the two phenomena: 1) slow, constant increased in damage, 2) sharp jump in damage near failure. The other material parameters, b and d, control the rate of continuous damage accumulation for the two phenomena mentioned above, and is a function of the collagen discontinuous damage. Furthermore,
Here, \(D_{3\infty}\) is the maximum achievable discontinuous damage possible for the model, \(\gamma_{0}\) determines the shape of the curve, and \(r_{\gamma}\) controls the rate of discontinuous damage accumulation.
The effective strain-energy function is given by,
and
Here, \(d\) is determined by requiring continuity at \(\lambda^{*}\).