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Necking simulation

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Usimo

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May 26, 2004
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Hi!

I am modelling a necking problem.I want to get the engineering stress-strain curve. My specimen is 20mm length and 5 mm radious. I model the quarter section considering the axissymmetry and symmetry about horontal axis. My abaqus model 20 mm length and 5mm width. I use axisymmetry element CAX4. I applied uniform displacement load. I get my reactions along the node where i apply uniform displacement load. then, I add all the reaction, then divide by the 5mm (assuming the thickness of the model is 1 unit).

I see the necking. but my Stress-strain result seems to be NOT correct.

Plaese anyone advise me about my procedures are correct?

Thanks

Usitha
 
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If you're trying to get the nominal stress, then you are not calculating it correctly. I assume that the specimen is a round bar, radius r, that you are loading along it's axis? If so, the load (reaction force) needs to be divided by the specimen area (pi*r^2) to get the nominal stress.



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usitha


 

I need furher clarificaion.

I am modelling a necking problem.I want to get the engineering stress-strain curve. My specimen is 20mm length and 5 mm radious. I model the quarter section considering the axissymmetry and symmetry about horontal axis. My abaqus model 20 mm length and 5mm width. I use axisymmetry element CAX4. I applied uniform displacement load. I get my reactions along the node where i apply uniform displacement load. then, I add all the reaction, then divide by the 5mm

Now my sress is okay, but the strain seems to be half for corresponding stress.
Should I double the displacement result for this axisymmetric and symmetry about horizontal problem to calulate the strain?


Martin Stokes help me!

thanks





 
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