Aleksander Franus | Searcharxiv

arXiv2021

Consistent polynomial expansions of stored energy function for incompressible hyperelastic materials

In the article, hyperelastic material models which state consistent polynomial expansions of the stored energy function are discussed. The approach follows from the muliplicative decomposition of the deformation gradient. Some advantages of the third order expansion model over the five-parameter Rivlin model using Treloar's experimental data are shown. The models are qualitatively and quantitatively compared to highlight these advantages of the discussed MV model.

physics.class-ph↗

arXiv2019

A note on the implementation of the hyperelastic Kilian model in the Abaqus

The main goal of the article is to verify the implementation of the Kilian material model in the Abaqus/Standard. The key feature of the model is that it describes so called strain locking, which results directly from a structure of the stored energy function. Basic properties of the considered incompressible material model are illustrated base on three types of homogeneous deformations. To compare response of the material model, the Gent model is considered as well. Verification of the implementation concerns simple numerical tests based on the built-in Kilian model and the UHYPER procedure. We show that in the first case the locking constraint is satisfied while in the second one it is not. This indicates an existence of an additional numerical procedure which is not mentioned in the software documentation.

cs.CE↗