Finite element prediction of fracture occurring in tensile test of a cylindrical specimen
In this paper, finite element prediction of a tensile test of a mild steel is conducted with emphasis on fracture prediction. A rigid-plastic finite element method is used. Brozzo damage model is used to find damaged elements. The node splitting technique is used to generate the crack onto the damaged elements. The flow stress obtained by an iterative method of material identification is employed, which makes it possible to predict the tensile test up to the fracture point exactly in the engineering sense. The approach is successfully applied to predicting the entire tensile test of a cylindrical specimen with emphasis on fracture prediction. The comparison of the tensile load-elongation curve between the predictions and experiments shows a good agreement
finite element prediction tensile test brozzo damage model fracture
EOM Jaegun KIM Mincheol JOUN Mansoo
School of Mechanical Engineering,Gyeongsang National University,Jinju,Republic of Korea
国际会议
The 12th Asian Symposium on Precision Forging 第12届亚洲精密锻造学术研讨会 ASPF2012
苏州
英文
48-52
2012-10-21(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)