7. Modeling E#
7.1. Characteristics of modeling#
We test the criteria in formulas, “MATAKE_MODI_AV”, “”, “DANG_VAN_MODI_AV”, “FATESOCI_MODI_AV” (find the results of the test cases SSLV135B)
7.2. Characteristics of the mesh#
Meshing is not required.
7.3. Tested sizes and results#
For the criteria “MATAKE_MODI_AV” and the associated formula criterion (SSLV135B)
For results with option COURBE_GRD_VIE =” WOHLER “and for option COURBE_GRD_VIE =” FORM_VIE “and FORMULE_VIE =” WHOL “:
Identification |
Reference type |
Reference value |
component \(x\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
-0.38268343236509 0.38268343236509 |
component \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.92718385456679 0.92387953251129 |
component \(z\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.0000000000000E+00 |
\(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
7.0532362250863E-04 |
In the table above, components \(x\) and \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) have two values because there are two vectors that correspond to the same damage value \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) = \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{2})\).
For results with option COURBE_GRD_VIE = “FORM_VIE” and FORMULE_VIE = WHOL_F:
Identification |
Reference type |
Reference value |
component \(x\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
-0.38268343236509 0.38268343236509 |
component \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.92718385456679 0.92387953251129 |
component \(z\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.0000000000000E+00 |
\(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
3.3180845213285E-04 |
In the table above, components \(x\) and \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) have two values because there are two vectors that correspond to the same damage value \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) = \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{2})\).
For the criteria “DANG_VAN_MODI_AV” and the associated formula criterion (SSLV135B)
For results with option COURBE_GRD_VIE =” WOHLER “and for option COURBE_GRD_VIE =” FORM_VIE” and FORMULE_VIE = WHOL:
Identification |
Reference type |
Reference value |
||
component \(x\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
-7.0710678118655E-01 7.0710678118655E-01 |
||
component \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
7.0710678118655E-01 |
“” |
7.0710678118655E-01 |
component \(z\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.0000000000000E+00 |
||
\(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
1.3419917535855E-04 |
1.3419917535855E-04 |
In the table above, components \(x\) and \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) have two values because there are two vectors that correspond to the same damage value \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) = \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{2})\).
For results with option COURBE_GRD_VIE = “FORM_VIE” and FORMULE_VIE = WHOL_F:
Identification |
Reference type |
Reference value |
||
component \(x\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
-7.0710678118655E-01 7.0710678118655E-01 |
||
component \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
7.0710678118655E-01 |
“” |
7.0710678118655E-01 |
component \(z\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0 |
||
\(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
8.7633062468223E-05 |
In the table above, components \(x\) and \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) have two values because there are two vectors that correspond to the same damage value \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) = \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{2})\).
For the criteria “FATESOCI_MODI_AV” and the associated formula criterion (SSLV135B)
For results with option COURBE_GRD_VIE =” WOHLER “, COURBE_GRD_VIE =” FORM_VIE” and FORMULE_VIE = MANCO1:
Identification |
Reference type |
Reference value |
component \(x\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
-4.3837114678908E-01 4.3837114678908E-01 |
component \(y\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.90258528434986 |
component \(z\) of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0 |
\(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) |
“AUTRE_ASTER” |
0.43649132038876 |
In the table above, the \(x\) component of \({n}_{1}\) and \({n}_{2}\) has two values because there are two vectors that correspond to the same damage value \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{1})\) = \(\text{ENDO}({n}_{2})\).