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V.V. Chekhov, "Application of the Non-Incremental Approach to Axisymmetric FEM Analysis of Large Strain in Tensor-Based Matrix Form," Mech. Solids. 59 (5), 2763-2775 (2024)
Year 2024 Volume 59 Number 5 Pages 2763-2775
DOI 10.1134/S002565442460377X
Title Application of the Non-Incremental Approach to Axisymmetric FEM Analysis of Large Strain in Tensor-Based Matrix Form
Author(s) V.V. Chekhov (Vernadsky Crimean Federal University, Simferopol, Republic of Crimea, 295007 Russia, chekhovvv@cfuv.ru)
Abstract For the tensor-matrix FEM system of equations describing the final state of large deformations of an incompressible elastic body, a development to solve axisymmetric problems is obtained. Also, analytical expressions for the components of the partial derivatives matrix of the system are obtained. Examples of calculating the everted state of a circular cylinder, as well as analysis of sealing rings are described.
Keywords FEM equation, tensor-block matrices, large strain, static analysis, positional formulation, axisymmetric state, Finger strain measure, incompressible material, Mooney–Rivlin material
Received 27 January 2024Revised 26 March 2024Accepted 08 May 2024
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