4. Linear and non-linear possibilities#
4.1. Law of behavior#
The laws of behavior specific to these models, usable under COMPORTEMENT in STAT_NON_LINE and DYNA_NON_LINE, are documented in [R5.03.17] Behavioral relationships of discrete elements, except for the law ASSE_CORN [R5.03.32]. Possible behaviors:
ELAS. In the general case, it is not necessary to assign elastic behavior to the discrete. The STAT_NON_LINE operator does this assignment by default on all the cells in the model. This assignment is then overloaded when the COMPORTEMENT keyword is processed.
On the other hand, if a discrete is affected by a temperature and we want to take into account thermal expansion (only for a « DIS_TR_L »), it is necessary to define the expansion coefficient \(\alpha\) and this is done by the definition of an elastic material. It is therefore necessary to define \(ALPHA=\alpha\), the keyword
E
is mandatory but its value will not be taken into account, see [R5.03.17].ASSE_CORN. See [R5.03.32]
ARME
DIS_CHOC
DIS_CONTACT
ELAS
DIS_VISC
DIS_ECRO_CINE
DIS_ECRO_TRAC
DIS_BILI_ELAS
DIS_GRICRA
DIS_GOUJ2E
CHOC_ENDO
CHOC_ENDO_PENA
In addition to the assignment of characteristics (AFFE_CARA_ELEM), the use of the « DIS_T » and « DIS_TR » models with STAT_NON_LINE, DYNA_NON_LINE, DYNA_TRAN_EXPLI involves defining material characteristics (via DEFI_MATERIAU and AFFE_MATERIAU).
With material DIS_CONTACT and behaviors DIS_CHOC and DIS_CONTACT the elastic matrix is calculated with the stiffness characteristic defined in AFFE_CARA_ELEM, while the tangent matrix is calculated via behavior DIS_CHOC or DIS_CONTACT.
4.2. Deformations#
The only available deformation, used in behavior relationships under the DEFORMATION keyword for the STAT_NON_LINE and DYNA_NON_LINE operators is “ PETIT “ (Cf. [U4.51.11]):
The deformations used for the behavioral relationship are therefore the linearized deformations calculated on the initial geometry.