PolyJ2
Polynomial Hardening J2 Model
The PolyJ2
defines a J2 material with isotropic hardening. The isotropic hardening is controlled by a polynomial. The
kinematic hardening is disabled.
Syntax
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Example
The isotropic hardening function is defined to be a polynomial function of equivalent plastic strain.
\[
\sigma_y(\bar\varepsilon_p)=a_0+a_1\bar\varepsilon_p+a_2\bar\varepsilon_p^2+\cdots+a_n\bar\varepsilon_p^n.
\]
Clearly, \(a_0\) is the initial yielding stress.
To define, for example, the following hardening
\[
\sigma_y(\bar\varepsilon_p)=100+4000\bar\varepsilon_p+80000\bar\varepsilon_p^3
\]
with \(E=200000\) and \(\nu=0.3\), the following command can be used.
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