Reference problem ===================== Geometry --------- .. image:: images/10000000000004950000020912BE22F2090EFF97.png :width: 5.9055in :height: 2.6138in .. _RefImage_10000000000004950000020912BE22F2090EFF97.png: **Figure 1**: Representation of the system of two elements in plane :math:`(X,Y)`. We choose :math:`L\mathrm{=}1\mathit{mm}`. Geometry: case X- FEM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In the models in formulation XFEM, there is no longer a cohesive joint or interface element in the model, but the cohesive law is defined on the interface using the DEFI_CONTACT command, as one would do for a contact law. Consequently, the square is meshed with a few elements and the line of discontinuity is introduced in the middle of the square, in an irregular manner: it intersects elements that are elastic in this case. .. image:: images/10000000000001EC00000104390F31D39D165C18.png :width: 4.478in :height: 2.3665in .. _RefImage_10000000000001EC00000104390F31D39D165C18.png: **Figure 2**: Modeling X- FEM in plane :math:`(X,Y)`. We choose :math:`L=1\mathrm{mm}`. Material properties ---------------------- Cohesive laws ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Material RUPT_FRAG ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ **Cube:* elastic Young's module: :math:`E=0.5\mathrm{MPa}` (except for J, K and L models where :math:`E=100\mathrm{MPa}` is taken, this choice is purely practical) Poisson's Ratio :math:`\nu =0` **Joint element**: laws CZM_EXP_REG, CZM_LIN_REG **Interface element**: laws CZM_OUV_MIX, CZM_EXP_MIX,,, CZM_TAC_MIX, CZM_FAT_MIX **Mixed law for linear finite elements**: law CZM_LIN_MIX +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |Critical surface energy density: |:math:`{G}_{c}=0.9N/\mathrm{mm}` |(keyword: GC) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ | | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |critical stress: |:math:`{\sigma }_{c}=1.1\mathrm{MPa}` |(keyword: SIGM_C) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ | | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |**Joint element:** | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |penalization of adherence |PENA_ADHERENCE = :math:`{10}^{-3}\mathrm{mm}`|(keyword: PENA_ADHERENCE)| +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |(small energy regulation parameter at 0, see []) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |criminalization of contact |PENA_CONTACT = 1 (by default) |(keyword: PENA_CONTACT) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ | | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |**Interface element:** | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |Penalization of Lagrangian |PENA_LAGR =100 (by default) |(keyword: PENA_LAGR) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |Slip stiffness |RIGI_GLIS =10 (by default) |(keyword: RIGI_GLIS) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ | | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |**Mixed law for linear finite elements:** | | | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ |Penalization of Lagrangian |PENA_LAGR =10 |(keyword: PENA_LAGR) | +------------------------------------------------+---------------------------------------------+-------------------------+ NB: Material data is of course not intended to represent a particular material. They are only intended for numerical validation tests. Material RUPT_DUCT ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ **Cube:* elastic Young's module: :math:`E={10}^{6}\mathrm{MPa}` (this choice is purely practical) Poisson's Ratio :math:`\nu =0` **Interface element**: law CZM_TRA_MIX .. csv-table:: "Critical surface energy density:", ":math:`{G}_{c}=0.9N/\mathrm{mm}` ", "(keyword: GC)" "critical constraint:", ":math:`{\sigma }_{c}=9\mathrm{MPa}` ", "(keyword: SIGM_C)" "Extrinsic form coefficient", ":math:`0.0625` ", "(keyword: COEF_EXTR)" "Plastic tray form factor", ":math:`0.3125` ", "(key word: COEF_PLAS)" "Lagrangian penalty", "PENA_LAGR =100 (by default)", "(keyword: PENA_LAGR)" "Slip stiffness", "RIGI_GLIS =10 (by default)", "(keyword: RIGI_GLIS)" NB: Material data is of course not intended to represent a particular material. They are only intended for numerical validation tests. .. _RefHeading__31154616: Boundary conditions and loads ------------------------------------- **Embedment**: The imposed displacements are zero on the face of the cohesive element opposite to the elastic element. **In mode** :math:`I`: An imposed displacement .. image:: images/Object_4.svg :width: 17 :height: 18 .. _RefImage_Object_4.svg: is applied to the face of the elastic element opposite the joint (see FIG. 1). .. csv-table:: "DX= 2.16506351", "DY= 1.250", "DZ= 0" **In mode** :math:`\mathrm{II}`: Imposed displacement .. image:: images/Object_5.svg :width: 17 :height: 18 .. _RefImage_Object_5.svg: is applied to all the nodes of the solid element. .. csv-table:: "DX= -1.250", "DY= 2.16506350946110", "DZ= 0" **In mode** :math:`\mathrm{III}`: Imposed displacement .. image:: images/Object_6.svg :width: 17 :height: 18 .. _RefImage_Object_6.svg: is applied to all the nodes of the solid element. .. csv-table:: "DX= 0.0", "DY= 0.0", "DZ= 2.5" For laws CZM_OUV_MIX, CZM_EXP_MIX and CZM_TAC_MIX, the same vectors normalized to 1 are used. For fatigue law CZM_FAT_MIX (in :math:`I` mode only) the same vectors normalized to :math:`\mathrm{0,094}` are used. This value corresponds to the magnitude of the load because this one is multiplied by a cyclic function, zero at zero, which is equal to 1 at odd times and 0 at even times. For the ductile law CZM_TRA_MIX (in :math:`I` mode only) the same vectors normalized to 1 are used. Cyclic loading is applied to test all the states of the law but also monotonic loading. The tests are carried out with the first load. Loading: case X- FEM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ **Embed**: The movements imposed are zero on the left side of the square. **In mode** :math:`I`: An imposed displacement .. image:: images/Object_316.svg :width: 17 :height: 18 .. _RefImage_Object_316.svg: is applied to the right side of the square (see figure 2). .. csv-table:: "DX= 2.16506351", "DY= 1.250", "DZ= 0"