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Elastoplasticity

Posted 1 mag 2014, 09:26 GMT-4 Structural Mechanics Version 5.3 10 Replies

Sal Tra
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Hello everyone,

I want to define an elastoplastic behavior on Comsol. I choose the Solid Mechanics model in Structural Mechanics, but an Linear Elastic Material node is automatically generated in the Model Builder. I don't want the behavior to be linear but rather elastoplastic.

Thanks in advance !
10 Replies Last Post 23 ago 2017, 08:50 GMT-4
Sergei Yushanov Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 decade ago 1 mag 2014, 09:34 GMT-4
Imane,

Right-click Linear Elastic Material and select Plasticity – this will add subnode where you define Plasticity Model.

Regards,
Sergei
Imane, Right-click Linear Elastic Material and select Plasticity – this will add subnode where you define Plasticity Model. Regards, Sergei
Sal Tra
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Posted: 1 decade ago 1 mag 2014, 09:56 GMT-4
Ok, but with that, the behavior will be linear in elastic phases, no ?
Ok, but with that, the behavior will be linear in elastic phases, no ?
Sergei Yushanov Certified Consultant
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Posted: 1 decade ago 1 mag 2014, 12:50 GMT-4
Imane,

In Linear Elastic Material node you specify Young’s modulus and Poisson’s ratio. In Plasticity sub-node you specify yield stress and hardening data. If stress level is below yield stress, then material response will be elastic. If stress level exceeds yield stress, then material response will be plastic.

Regards,
Sergei
Imane, In Linear Elastic Material node you specify Young’s modulus and Poisson’s ratio. In Plasticity sub-node you specify yield stress and hardening data. If stress level is below yield stress, then material response will be elastic. If stress level exceeds yield stress, then material response will be plastic. Regards, Sergei
Farough Rahimzadeh
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Posted: 7 years ago 19 mag 2017, 07:42 GMT-4
Hi
But no "Plasticity" node appears when I right click on "linear elastic material node".
I have only solid mechanics module. Is this the reason? Do I have to buy other modules if I want to simulate plastic behaviour?
Thanks
Hi But no "Plasticity" node appears when I right click on "linear elastic material node". I have only solid mechanics module. Is this the reason? Do I have to buy other modules if I want to simulate plastic behaviour? Thanks
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 years ago 19 mag 2017, 08:48 GMT-4
Hello Farough,
It sounds like you have only the structural mechanics capabilities of the core COMSOL Multiphysics, not the Structural Mechanics Module.
You can check on that under File > Used and Licensed Products.
Best regards,
Jeff
Hello Farough, It sounds like you have only the structural mechanics capabilities of the core COMSOL Multiphysics, not the Structural Mechanics Module. You can check on that under File > Used and Licensed Products. Best regards, Jeff
Farough Rahimzadeh
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Posted: 7 years ago 19 mag 2017, 13:03 GMT-4
Jeff

Thanks for your message.

I believe I "have" the module, please see the photo attached.

Jeff Thanks for your message. I believe I "have" the module, please see the photo attached.

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Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 years ago 19 mag 2017, 13:47 GMT-4
Hello Farough,
You are right. What I forgot is that for the Plasticity node to appear you need not only the Structural Mechanics Module but also either one of the Geomechanics Module or Nonlinear Structural Materials Module (See www.comsol.com/products/specifications/structural-mechanics/).
Sorry for the confusion.
Best,
Jeff
Hello Farough, You are right. What I forgot is that for the Plasticity node to appear you need not only the Structural Mechanics Module but also either one of the Geomechanics Module or Nonlinear Structural Materials Module (See https://www.comsol.com/products/specifications/structural-mechanics/). Sorry for the confusion. Best, Jeff
Farough Rahimzadeh
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Posted: 7 years ago 19 mag 2017, 14:58 GMT-4
Thanks Jeff
Thanks Jeff
Ibrar Saleh
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Posted: 7 years ago 23 ago 2017, 08:40 GMT-4
is it possible to include plasticity somehow (by adding equations etc) without buying an additional module, ie: non-linear structural mechanics
is it possible to include plasticity somehow (by adding equations etc) without buying an additional module, ie: non-linear structural mechanics
Jeff Hiller COMSOL Employee

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Posted: 7 years ago 23 ago 2017, 08:50 GMT-4
Depending on your skill level, it might be possible for you to do it on your own, but if what you want to implement is already in a module you're usually better off not reinventing the wheel.
Jeff
Depending on your skill level, it might be possible for you to do it on your own, but if what you want to implement is already in a module you're usually better off not reinventing the wheel. Jeff

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