tonydino82
Civil/Environmental
- Dec 16, 2010
- 2
Hi,
I have been trying to develop a micromechanical model for a composite material (asphalt concrete) in ABAQUS. There are two layers in my model, stone (elastic) and asphalt-mastic (viscoelastic). For the viscoelastic model I used Prony series, below are my laboratory determined coefficients for gi, ki and tau, respectively: Temperature model parameters are , C1 C2 ref. temp = 40C
51.60 524.32
0.680145196 0.680145196 0.006491248
0.140528279 0.140528279 0.006490248
0.128376203 0.128376203 0.077028183
0.027891741 0.027891741 1.101221013
0.005270496 0.005270496 0.2
THE PROBLEM IS when I run the model for my composite material, I do not get any time lag between stress and strain although there must be some according to our lab test results related to the viscoelastic behavior of asphalt-mastic. Does anybody have an idea why I dont get time lag? I am checking the time lag by plotting Displacement vs. Total force (load is applied by using a displacement boundary condition since the test I am trying to simulate is strain controlled)
I look forward to hearing from you guys!!!
Thanks
Tony
I have been trying to develop a micromechanical model for a composite material (asphalt concrete) in ABAQUS. There are two layers in my model, stone (elastic) and asphalt-mastic (viscoelastic). For the viscoelastic model I used Prony series, below are my laboratory determined coefficients for gi, ki and tau, respectively: Temperature model parameters are , C1 C2 ref. temp = 40C
51.60 524.32
0.680145196 0.680145196 0.006491248
0.140528279 0.140528279 0.006490248
0.128376203 0.128376203 0.077028183
0.027891741 0.027891741 1.101221013
0.005270496 0.005270496 0.2
THE PROBLEM IS when I run the model for my composite material, I do not get any time lag between stress and strain although there must be some according to our lab test results related to the viscoelastic behavior of asphalt-mastic. Does anybody have an idea why I dont get time lag? I am checking the time lag by plotting Displacement vs. Total force (load is applied by using a displacement boundary condition since the test I am trying to simulate is strain controlled)
I look forward to hearing from you guys!!!
Thanks
Tony