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Course on
Hyper-Elastic
Material Modeling
Theory and Simulation
Course Delivery : Online & O line Mode
Course In-charge : Dr. T Jagadish
About the course
For many ideally elastic materials, linear elastic models as per the
Hook's law do not accurately describe the observed material behaviour.
Most common example of such kind of material is rubber, whose
consecutive relationship are defined by nonlinear elastic, isotropic,
incompressible, and independent of strain rate. Hyper-Elasticity is
the study of material behaviour which do not obeys the Hook's law
and behaves nonlinearly within elastic limit and provides constitutive
relation between the stress-strain from strain energy density function.
Thus, hyper-elastic idealization models are widely adopted in the
industrial products which are manufactured using elastomers.
The course is composed of both theory and practical's using
commercial so tware.
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Diaphragm
Course Syllabus
Introduction to Polymers: Classification of Polymers, Polymerization,
Network Structure, Application and physical properties, Natural Rubber
Vulcanization, Temperature and Time Dependence behaviour, Damage,
Real Stress - Strain Response, Anisotropy. Rubber Foams
Mechanical Behaviour of Elastomers: General Material Behaviour, Elasticity
and Plasticity Mathematical material Model, Incremental plasticity theory,
Yield criterion, Flow rule, Hardening Rule, Kinematic hardening, Isotropic
Hardening, Viscoelastic behaviour, Elastomer behaviour under Loading
-unloading condition, Creep and Relaxation.
Hyper-Elastic Material Model: Ronald Rivlin and Melvin Mooney models,
Neo-Hookean and Mooney–Rivlin model, Ogden model and the Arruda–
Boyce model.
Introduction to Finite Element Method: Finite Element Formulation for linear
Analysis, Nonlinear Analysis, Modelling Issues: Element Selection, Meshing
Considerations, Constraints and Reinforcements, Contact, etc
Fatigue of Hyper-elastic Materials: Introduction to fatigue, Mechanism of
Fatigue, Endurance curve, Factors E fecting Fatigue, Fatigue Life Prediction
Approaches.
Fracture of Hyper-elastic Materials: Overview of Fracture Mechanics,
Common modes of failure, Energy release rate, Stress Intensity Factors,
Fracture Mechanics Approach to Fatigue Design.
Testing Methods for Hyper-elastic material: Tensile, Compressive, Bending
and Fatigue testing methodology.
Numerical Problems: Involving Hyper-elastic behaviour.
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