Article | REF: M4168 V1

Relationship resilience - tenacity. The contributions of numerical modeling

Authors: Clotilde BERDIN, Claude PRIOUL

Publication date: September 10, 2007, Review date: June 1, 2015

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3. Numerical modeling of tests

Determining the level of local damage to a structure requires knowledge of the mechanical variables of the damage law.

As mechanical problems are generally not analytically solvable, we use a numerical method, such as the finite element method.

Here, we present a finite element model of the classic CT (Compact Tension) toughness test, and a model of the impact test, developing aspects linked to test dynamics and contacts.

3.1 General aspects

Unless otherwise stated, the calculations presented are finite element calculations performed :

  • with elasto-plastic or elasto- viscoplastic behavior laws

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