Computational problems of FE-analysis of elastic-plastic surface structures

Authors

  • J. Bielski Cracow University of Technology
    Poland
  • M. Radwańska Cracow University of Technology
    Poland

Keywords:

material non-linearity, FEM, volume/area approach

Abstract

The paper contains a review of problems connected with numerical analysis of elastic-plastic surface structures. Given is detailed information about finite elements as well as about the algorithm of physically non-linear analysis using the incremental-iterative Newton- Raphson method with the consistent modular matrix. The main goal of the paper is to compare numerical results obtained with elements based on either the volume or area approach to the formulation of physical relations. The presented examples are obtained with the use of computer code MANKA. They illustrate some numerical problems induced by elastic-plastic deformation of chosen types of plates.

References

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[3] J. Bielski. A note on the consistent linearization of the global approach to plasticity in thin shell analysis. Submitted to Thin- Walled Struct., 1996.
[4] J . Bielski, M. Radwańska, R. Gawęda. Nonlinear Analysis of Surface Structures, Part I, II (in Polish). Report No. B-ll/ 96, B-12/ 96, Institute of Computer Methods in Civil Engineering, Cracow University of Technology, 1996.
[5] J. Bielski, M. Radwańska. On elastic-plastic finite elements for nonlinear analysis of surface structures. Proc. XIII Polish Conf. "Computer Methods in Mechanics", Poznań, Vol. 1: 157- 166, 1997.

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Published

2023-03-27

Issue

pp. 17-44

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Articles

How to Cite

Bielski, J., & Radwańska, M. (2023). Computational problems of FE-analysis of elastic-plastic surface structures. Computer Assisted Methods in Engineering and Science, 8(1), 17-44. https://cames3.ippt.pan.pl/index.php/cames/article/view/1192