Summary of results ====================== In this paragraph, we focus on the results of modeling A. For information purposes, the following curves represent the various comparisons between Code_Aster for the two types of loading mentioned. in the document (:math:`\mathrm{AD}`: With discharge; :math:`\mathrm{SD}`: Without discharge) and GEFDYN, the finite element software developed at laboratory MSSMat at Ecole Centrale Paris. The curves repeat the quantities tested previously in the previous section, namely :math:`{\varepsilon }_{\mathrm{xy}}` (:numref:`v6.04.207-synthese_1`), :math:`{\epsilon }_{v}^{p}` (:numref:`v6.04.207-synthese_2`) and :math:`({r}_{\text{ela}}^{d,c}+{r}_{\text{dev}}^{c})` (:numref:`v6.04.207-synthese_3`). .. _v6.04.207-synthese_1: .. figure:: images/10000000000002D8000001E4F000CFBE5545596E.png :align: center :width: 400 Deviatory stress as a function of distortion: comparison of Code_Aster and GEFDYN solutions. .. _v6.04.207-synthese_2: .. figure:: images/100000000000025200000203A542172EB8591862.png :align: center :width: 400 Plastic volume deformation as a function of shear stress: comparison between Code_Aster and GEFDYN solutions. .. _v6.04.207-synthese_3: .. figure:: images/1000000000000293000002237857FCAD3A907DE4.png :align: center :width: 400 Cyclic deviation radius as a function of loading times: comparison between Code_Aster and GEFDYN solutions. The differences observed between GEFDYN and Code_Aster highlight a suspicious management by GEFDYN of the work hardening of cyclical deviatory circles in the imposed shear plane. While the model predicts elastic micro-discharge, GEFDYN proposes a complete work-hardening of the cyclic deviation circle until perfect plasticity, before defining a cyclic deviatory circle with elastic radius. The behavior of the Code_Aster respects the elastic character of this discharge and, at the outlet of this micro-discharge, resumes a work-hardening slope identical to that obtained previously. The GEFDYN development team is aware of the discrepancies observed between the two calculation codes.