A method for predicting the constitutive relation of any strain loading and unloading of a unidirectional ceramic matrix composite material
A composite material and constitutive relation technology, applied in computer materials science, special data processing applications, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of calculating the stress-load process, unable to realize, and not providing analytical expressions for the stress-load process, etc.
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[0091] Example a: There is already 1 forward slip area and 1 reverse slip area.
[0092] The main purpose of this example is to describe in detail the specific implementation of the present invention when there are n forward slip and n reverse slip zones, assuming that there is already a strain process ε 1 =0.005,ε 2 =0.001, and calculated the corresponding stress process σ 1 =490MPa, σ 2 =0MPa and length of slip zone Such as Figure 1a shown.
[0093] The following steps will be carried out on this basis.
[0094] Step 1: Judging the damage of composite materials. According to the existing loading process, it is obvious that the composite material has been damaged.
[0095] Step 2: Calculate the average spacing of matrix cracks.
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[0097] Step 3: Judging the distribution of the slip area.
[0098] Given a current strain of 0.004. Since the current strain is less than the strain ε corresponding to the first positive slip zone 1 , and greater than the stra...
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[0119] Example b: There are already 2 forward slip zones and 1 reverse slip zone.
[0120] The main purpose of this example is to describe in detail the specific implementation of the present invention when there are n forward slip and n-1 reverse slip regions, assuming that there is already a strain process ε 1 =0.005,ε 2 = 0.001, ε 3 =0.004, and calculated the corresponding stress process σ 1 =490MPa, σ 2 = 0MPa, σ 3 =377MPa and the length of the slip zone Such as Figure 1b shown.
[0121] The following steps will be carried out on this basis.
[0122] Step 1: Judging the damage of composite materials. According to the existing loading process, it is obvious that the composite material has been damaged.
[0123] Step 2: Calculate the average spacing of matrix cracks.
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[0125] Step 3: Assume the slip zone distribution.
[0126] Given a current strain of 0.002. Since the current strain is less than the strain ε corresponding to the second positive s...
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