reactive plastic damage¶
Module: solid
Category: material
Type string: "reactive plastic damage"
Parameters¶
| Name | Description | Default | Range | Units |
|---|---|---|---|---|
density |
density | 1 | \(\ge 0\) | M/L^3 |
isochoric |
isochoric | true | \(\{0, 1\}\) | |
rtol |
rtol | 0.0001 | \(\ge 0\) | |
secant_tangent |
secant_tangent | true | \(\{0, 1\}\) | |
elastic |
elastic | N/A | ||
yield_criterion |
yield_criterion | N/A | ||
flow_curve |
flow_curve | N/A | ||
plastic_damage |
plastic_damage | N/A | ||
plastic_damage_criterion |
plastic_damage_criterion | N/A | ||
elastic_damage |
elastic_damage | N/A | ||
elastic_damage_criterion |
elastic_damage_criterion | N/A |
Description¶
The material type of a reactive elasto-plastic damage solid with kinematic hardening is reactive plastic damage.
The elastic property specifies the constitutive relation of the intact (unconstrained) elastic material and associated material properties.
The yield_criterion property defines the yield criterion \(\Phi\).
The flow_curve property specifies the relation between bond mass fractions \(w_{\beta}\) and apparent yield stresses \(\Upsilon_{\beta}\) for the bond family \(\beta\).
If only plastic damage needs to be modeled, the tags elastic_damage and elastic_damage_criterion may be omitted. If plastic_damage and plastic_damage_criterion are also omitted the material response becomes identical to the reactive plasticity material described in Section reactive plasticity.
Example: A-533 Grade B class 1 nuclear pressure vessel steel (mm-N-s units)
<material id="1" type="reactive plasticity">
<isochoric>1</isochoric>
<elastic type="neo-Hookean">
<density>8.00e-9</density>
<E>206.9e3</E>
<v>0.29</v>
</elastic>
<yield_criterion type="DC von Mises stress"/>
<flow_curve type="PFC paper">
<nf>10</nf>
<Y0>458</Y0>
<Ymax>730</Ymax>
<w0>0.985</w0>
<we>0.00072</we>
<r>1</r>
</flow_curve>
<plastic_damage type="CDF Weibull">
<mu>3.3</mu>
<alpha>3</alpha>
<Dmax>1</Dmax>
</plastic_damage>
<plastic_damage_criterion type="DC octahedral shear strain"/>
</material>