Following an idea by Büchter et al. (1994), the normal strain in the thickness direction of shells with inextensible directors is accounted for by the EAS-method, in order to enforce for arbitrary 3D-material models the zero normal stress-condition in the average sense. In the present paper a polynomial expansion of the normal strain interpolation in the thickness direction including the constant term is proposed. This extension is consistent with Simo and Rifai (1990). The proposed method is also suitable to analyse plane stress problems with arbitrary 3D-material models. Copyright # 1999 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. KEY WORDS EAS-method; thickness strains; inextensible shell director; consistent strain interpolation 1
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Abstract. The method of enhanced assumed strains (EAS) is a popular tool for avoiding locking phenom...
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Relevance. To determine the stress-strain state (SSS) of thin-walled shells due to the complexity of...
This work is concerned with the numerical simulation of shell structures for nonlinear elastostatics...
We present a thickness-extensible finite strain quadrilateral element based on least-squares in-plan...
An isogeometric thin shell formulation allowing for large-strain plastic deformation is presented. A...
Copyright © 2002 Elsevier ScienceThis paper presents some fundamental solutions of the three-dimensi...
The paper is concerned with a geometrically non-linear solid shell finite element formulation, which...
The paper focuses on the model of calculation of thin isotropic shells beyond the elastic limit. The...
Abstract: The problem of the shell theory equations is solved in general way for the mathe...
The three-dimensional equations of elasticity are posed on a domain of R^3 defining a thin shell of ...
This report presents a theory of moderate thickness shells. From an error evaluation process which i...
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We are presenting a simple low-order solid-shell element formulation––having only displacement degre...
This thesis is mainly concerned with rotationally symmetric thin shells made of materials obeying no...
Abstract. The method of enhanced assumed strains (EAS) is a popular tool for avoiding locking phenom...
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