ERNEST 2017 report Concrete modelling for impact...
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ERNEST 2017 report
Concrete modelling for impact simulations
Alexis Fedoroff
Introduction
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Why accurate material modelling in impactsimulations?
Concrete is a difficult material to model (heterogeneous,anisotropic, porous, multi-phase, multi-scale, brittle, …)
Behavior under impact is poorly known (strain rate effect, inertiaeffect, capillary effect, high speed crack propagation, …)
Effect of concrete material model parameters predominant inlarge scale structural impact simulations.
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Continuum concrete modelling
Concrete modelling
Phenomenological(macroscale)
Continuumplasticity
Continuumdamage
Physically based(multi-scale)
Microplane(LFM in RVE)
strain
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stre
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yield
damageinitiation
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Impact simulation
rate dependence(compression)
Inertia effects
Quasi-staticconfinementdependence
Free watercovection
Crackpropagationinertia
Phenomenological Physical (micro-scale)
rate dependence(tension)
Voidcompaction
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Literature survey of continuum concrete models
Plasticity Damage NL-elasticity Fracture Impact effects
Ottosen (1977) -> Winfrith x
Mazars (1986) -> PRM (2010) x strain rate
Krieg (1978) -> KST (1983) x x confinement
Bazant (1996) ”Microplane” x
Lubliner & al. (1989)”Barcelona”
x x
Lee & Fenves (1998) x x
User defined Abaqus CDP x x strain rate +confinement
X.D. Vu (2013) (PRM + KST) x x x strain rate +confinement
Goals
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use state-of-the-art materialmodels in impact simulations
write Abaqus usermaterials
get deeper knowledgein continuummechanics
customize Abaqusmaterials (CDP)
investigate alternativemethods (DEM,meshless Lagrangian,peridynamics, …)
What has been done so far…
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What has been done so far… in a nutshell
Literature survey of concrete modellingThermodynamic damage-plasticity continuum approachThe ”Barcelona” concrete model (J Lubliner, et Al. A plastic-damage model for concrete.Int.J. of Solids and Structure, 1989.)
The ”Lee-Fenves” concrete model (J.H. Lee and G. Fenves. Plastic-damage model forcyclic loading of concrete structures. Journal of Engineering mechanics, 1998.)
Enhancement of the Abaqus CDP modelA confinement stress dependent concrete model (T. Gabet. Thèse:Comportement triaxial du béton sous fortes contraintes: influence du trajet de chargement. Université JosephFourier, Grenoble, 2006.)
Study of element deletion as a way of materializing cracks inimpact simulations
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Material parameter sensitivity study: shape ofthe yield surface
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Study of triaxiality of concrete: dependence onconfinement stress
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Investigation of mesh size regularizationaccording to Hillerborg’s method
Future plans
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Plans for 2017
SMiRT-24: ”A physically motivated element deletion criteria forthe concrete damage plasticity model”
Enhance CDP with strain rate sensitivity in tension
Write a VBA-Excel routine for material input data generation
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Plans for 2017: material data generator
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2,00E7
3,00E7
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5,00E7
6,00E7
0,0E0 1,0E-1 2,0E-1 3,0E-1 4,0E-1
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inelastic strain
Cohesion stress evolution incompression
conf. (Pa) = 0.00E+00
conf. (Pa) = 5.93E+06
conf. (Pa) = 1.19E+07
conf. (Pa) = 1.78E+07
conf. (Pa) = 2.37E+07
conf. (Pa) = 2.96E+07
conf. (Pa) = 3.56E+07
conf. (Pa) = 4.15E+07
0,00E0
5,00E6
1,00E7
1,50E7
2,00E7
2,50E7
3,00E7
0,0E0 1,0E-4 2,0E-4 3,0E-4 4,0E-4 5,0E-4
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sion
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a)
inelastic displacement (m)
Cohesion stress evolution in tensionrate (m/s) = 1.00E-06
rate (m/s) = 1.00E+00
rate (m/s) = 1.52E+00
rate (m/s) = 2.31E+00
rate (m/s) = 3.51E+00
rate (m/s) = 5.34E+00
rate (m/s) = 8.11E+00
rate (m/s) = 1.23E+01
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Plans for 2018 and later
Aquire the know-how to write Abaqus user materials
Apply to the Ragueneau-Gatuingt-Cremona crack frictionaldissipation model to include hysteresis
Build a comprehensive material library to be used in concretestructure simulations.
to conclude …
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base camp
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