A creep buckling failure judgment criterion-based long-term service life prediction method for an organic glass pressure-bearing structure
A technology for plexiglass and service life, applied in computer-aided design, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as inappropriate description of plexiglass creep behavior, incomplete creep buckling judgment criteria, etc., and achieve accurate prediction Effect
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[0050] Example 1: Predict the long-term service life of a plexiglass spherical shell with an inner diameter of 10 m and a wall thickness of 34 mm.
[0051] Through the plexiglass uniaxial creep rupture experiment, the stress-strain curves under five stress levels (17.5MPa, 22MPa, 25MPa, 27.5MPa and 30MPa) were obtained; based on the results of the plexiglass creep experiment under uniaxial stress state, an organic The creep-damage constitutive equation of glass under multiaxial stress state, such as figure 2 Shown; The creep-damage constitutive equation under the described multiaxial stress state is the revised Liu-Murakami creep damage constitutive equation, as follows:
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[0054] σ r =ασ I +(1-α)σ eq (3)
[0055] in, represents the creep strain rate, σ eq Indicates the von Mises equivalent stress, S ij represents the deviatoric stress, ω represents the creep damage variable, σ r represents the equivalent stress, σ I is the maximum principal st...
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[0072] Example 2: Predict the minimum wall thickness of a plexiglass thin-walled spherical shell with an inner diameter of 10 m to meet the long-term service life of 20 years.
[0073] The finite element modeling method is the same as Example 1, the difference is that the spherical shell wall thickness t of the finite element model in Example 2 is selected from seven groups, which are 30mm, 34mm, 38mm, 40mm, 44mm, 48mm and 52mm.
[0074] Figure 5 It is the graph of the creep deformation at a certain point at the bottom of the plexiglass spherical shell with different wall thicknesses in Example 2 of the present invention. After the critical time, the creep deformation increases rapidly.
[0075] Image 6 It is the relationship diagram between the maximum stress and the corresponding long-term service life of plexiglass spherical shells with different wall thicknesses in Example 2 of the present invention. The long-term service life is obtained by the creep buckling failure ...
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