This paper presents the results of finite element analysis of rubber structures based on novel strain energy functions stemming from the representation theorem of tensorial function. The stress tensor is represented by Taylor expansion, using the representation theorem of tensorial function of a single tensorial argument for all terms in each order of the expansion. The scalar-valued coefficient functions of the theorem are represented by the integrity bases of the strain tensor and material constants to be determined by experiment. The computer implementation of the new constitutive laws has been verified by comparing the FE results with analytical solutions. A complicated structure of rubber bearing was analyzed. The FE results show good ...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
Problem statement: This study reviewed the needs of different constitutive models for rubber like ma...
The purpose of this discussion, then, is to show how the nature of the strain energy function c...
The finite deformation theory of rubber and related materials is based on energy functions that desc...
A new strain energy function has been presented for the representation of the nonlinear stress-strai...
A numerical scheme for strictly and nearly incompressible rubberlike materials is described. A Total...
The mechanical properties of rubber-like materials have been offering an outstanding challenge to th...
AbstractA popular model for the finite element simulation of slightly compressible solid rubber-like...
This paper is concerned with the performance of shell finite elements, well established in locking-f...
For a highly incompressible material the use of triangular elements in planastrain finiteelement ana...
Aim of this research is to get familiar with the fundamental considerations for finite element model...
This work is devoted to elaboration of finite element approach for the numerical analysis of paramet...
FEA calculations have been carried out for a model rubber shear spring, consisting of a block of a h...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
Problem statement: This study reviewed the needs of different constitutive models for rubber like ma...
The purpose of this discussion, then, is to show how the nature of the strain energy function c...
The finite deformation theory of rubber and related materials is based on energy functions that desc...
A new strain energy function has been presented for the representation of the nonlinear stress-strai...
A numerical scheme for strictly and nearly incompressible rubberlike materials is described. A Total...
The mechanical properties of rubber-like materials have been offering an outstanding challenge to th...
AbstractA popular model for the finite element simulation of slightly compressible solid rubber-like...
This paper is concerned with the performance of shell finite elements, well established in locking-f...
For a highly incompressible material the use of triangular elements in planastrain finiteelement ana...
Aim of this research is to get familiar with the fundamental considerations for finite element model...
This work is devoted to elaboration of finite element approach for the numerical analysis of paramet...
FEA calculations have been carried out for a model rubber shear spring, consisting of a block of a h...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
In order to simplify the hyperelastic characterisation of rubber materials, an extension of the stan...
Problem statement: This study reviewed the needs of different constitutive models for rubber like ma...