Material_Library > 2dMaterials > InelJ2PwLH2dMat
InelJ2PwLH2dMat
Purpose
inelastic 2d material with J2 plasticity under linear kinematic and isotropic hardening
Synopsis
MatResp = InelJ2PwLH2dMat (action,MatNo,MatData,MatState)
Description
INELJ2PwLH2DMAT inelastic 2d material with J2 plasticity under linear kinematic and isotropic hardening MATRESP = INELJ2PwLH2DMAT (ACTION,MAT_NO,MATDATA,MATSTATE) function determines the stress-strain relation for an inelastic 2d material with J2 plasticity under linear kinematic and isotropic hardening ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the character variable ACTION should have one of the following values ACTION = 'chec' function checks material property data for omissions and returns default values in MATDATA 'init' function returns the material history variables in MATSTATE 'forc' function returns the material stress (tensor) in MATSTATE 'stif' function returns the material tangent modulus and the stress (tensor) in MATSTATE 'post' function returns data structure MATPOST with post-processing information depending on the value of character variable ACTION the function returns information in data structure MATRESP for the material with number MAT_NO; data structure MATDATA supplies the material property data ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ data structure MATRESP stands for one of the following data objects depending on value of ACTION MATRESP = MATDATA for action = 'chec' MATRESP = MATSTATE for action = 'init' MATRESP = MATSTATE for action = 'stif' MATRESP = MATSTATE for action = 'forc' MATRESP = MATPOST for action = 'post' ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MATSTATE is a data structure with information about the current material state in fields eps = total strain (tensor for 2d or 3d) Deps = strain increments from last convergence DDeps = strain increments from last iteration epsdot = strain rate (tensor for 2d or 3d) km = material stiffness matrix; returned under ACTION = 'stif' sig = stress (tensor for 2d or 3d); returned under ACTION = 'stif' or 'forc' Past = material history variables at last converged state Pres = current values of material history variables ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MATDATA is a data structure with material property information; it has the fields E = initial modulus fy = yield strength nu = Poisson ratio Hi = isotropic hardening modulus Hk = kinematic hardening modulus Case = 'stress' for plane stress, 'strain' for plane strain, or 'general'(empty) irs = stress components to be retained for the general Case tol = tolerance value for stress condensation maxiter = maximum number of iterations for for stress condensation ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MATPOST is a data structure with material response information for post-processing in fields eps = total strain(4x1) sig = stress(4x1) eps_p = plastic strain(4x1)
Cross-Reference Information
This function calls:
- Condense_MV condense matrix Kf and vector Pf to a reduced set idr of degrees of freedom
- InelJ2PwLH3dMat inelastic 3d material model with J2 plasticity and linear kinematic and isotropic hardening