Reference problem ===================== Geometry --------- We consider a 1×1 mm square test piece comprising 4 elements. .. image:: images/10000201000002FC0000024632A555F784A31609.png :width: 3.8028in :height: 2.7563in .. _RefImage_10000201000002FC0000024632A555F784A31609.png: Figure 1-1: Square of 4 elements in tension Material properties ---------------------- We adopt a Von Mises elasto-plastic behavior law with isotropic work hardening TRACTION whose traction curve is given point by point: .. csv-table:: ":math:`\mathrm{\epsilon }` ", "0.0027", "0.005", "0.005", "0.01", "0.01", "0.015", "0.02", "0.03", "0.04", "0.05", "0.05", "0.05", "0.075", "0.1" ":math:`\mathrm{\sigma }` :math:`\mathit{MPa}` ", "555", "589", "589", "631", "631", "657", "676", "691", "704", "725", "741", "741", "741", "772", "794" .. csv-table:: "0.125", "0.15", "0.2", "0.2", "0.3", "0.3", "0.4", "0.5", "0.6", "0.7", "0.8", "0.8", "0.9" "812", "827", "851", "887", "887", "97", "912", "933", "950", "965", "978", "990" The deformations used in the behavior relationship are linearized deformations. Young's modulus :math:`E` is :math:`200\mathit{GPa}` while the Poisson's ratio :math:`\mathrm{\nu }` is equal to :math:`\mathrm{0,3}`. The Weibull model coefficients used are as follows: :math:`m=8`, :math:`{V}_{0}=125\mathrm{\mu }m`, :math:`{\mathrm{\sigma }}_{u}=2630\mathit{MPa}`. .. _RefNumPara__11653_1489988600: Boundary conditions and loads ------------------------------------- With reference to Figure 1-1, the boundary conditions are as follows: * :math:`\mathit{BAS}`: movements blocked according to :math:`(X)\mathit{et}(Y)`, * :math:`\mathit{GAUCHE},\mathit{DROITE}`: movements blocked following :math:`(X)`. The pressure is affected on segment :math:`\mathit{HAUT}` via PRES_REP following :math:`(Y)` and varies as a function of time as follows: .. csv-table:: "instant :math:`t` ", "0", "1" ":math:`P(t)` ", "0", "-0.5x104" The pressure is imposed using 5 steps up to 0.2 s and 10 steps up to 10 s. Initial conditions -------------------- Zero stresses and deformations.