Calculation method for predicting elastic behavior of compressible-incompressible composite material
A technology of composite materials and calculation methods, which is applied in the calculation field of predicting the elastic behavior of compressible-incompressible composite materials, can solve problems such as shear self-locking problems, non-physical stress oscillations, and elastic problems of double-layer composite structures that cannot be calculated. Achieve the effect of stable calculation results and simple program implementation
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[0071] Example 1: A computational method for predicting the elastic behavior of compressible-incompressible composite materials comprising:
[0072] Step 1, labeling of unit material properties and assignment of unit variables to be solved;
[0073] Step 2, obtaining the discrete form of the elastic equation of the compressible-incompressible bilayer composite material;
[0074] Step 3, obtain the element central stress.
Embodiment 2
[0075] Embodiment 2: On the basis of Embodiment 1, in step 1, include the sub-step: S1, given the way of laying the composite material, and using the multi-grid method to store it in the center of the unit, storing the hydrostatic pressure to be solved At the element center, mark whether the discrete element is a composite interface element or an internal element.
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[0076] Embodiment 3: On the basis of Embodiment 1, in step 2, include the sub-step: S2, based on the governing equation of the lattice-type FVM discrete elastic problem, use the intrinsic relationship of compressible material or incompressible material for the internal control body Introduce, when controlling the volume line integral of the discrete element at the interface, the material intrinsic relationship is introduced segmentally according to the element attribute mark, and the discrete equation is solved to obtain the displacement at the element node and the hydrostatic pressure distribution at the element center.
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