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Mechanical Hysteresis

Posted 11 mars 2013, 05:38 UTC−4 3 Replies

Matthew Malkin
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Hi all,

I tried searching but couldn’t find much.

I am modelling a thin metallic diaphragm deflected under a pressure load. I would like to look at the effect of including a "mechanical hysteresis" effect i.e. different loading and unloading curves.

Ideally this would be through anelasticity in the material leading to a time-independent hysteresis effect.

Does anyone have any thoughts on how this can be achieved?

Obviosuly I can not use a linear elastic model, but I am not sure that the visco elastic model is suitable either.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,
Matt
3 Replies Last Post 18 oct. 2016, 18:59 UTC−4
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Posted: 9 years ago 31 août 2016, 06:19 UTC−4
Hi,

I saw your post and I am interested to know if you found a solution to modelling hysteresis.

I am trying to modelling the effect of bowing on hysteresis for a thin silica diaphragm .
Hi, I saw your post and I am interested to know if you found a solution to modelling hysteresis. I am trying to modelling the effect of bowing on hysteresis for a thin silica diaphragm .
Nagi Elabbasi Facebook Reality Labs
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Posted: 9 years ago 31 août 2016, 13:24 UTC−4
Hi Alexis,

You can model hysteresis using material models like the one described in this presentation I gave in the COMSOL conference last year:

www.comsol.com/paper/download/257801/elabbasi_presentation.pdf

The PolyUMod library that has these material models works with COMSOL Multiphysics via the External Material functionality.

Nagi Elabbasi
Veryst Engineering
Hi Alexis, You can model hysteresis using material models like the one described in this presentation I gave in the COMSOL conference last year: https://www.comsol.com/paper/download/257801/elabbasi_presentation.pdf The PolyUMod library that has these material models works with COMSOL Multiphysics via the External Material functionality. Nagi Elabbasi Veryst Engineering
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Posted: 9 years ago 18 oct. 2016, 18:59 UTC−4
Hi Nagi,

I recently saw the video on modeling polymeric materials by Jorgen at your company: (www.comsol.com/video/modeling-nonlinear-materials-comsol-multiphysics)

I'm in the middle of defining my own external materials (magnetostrive, not polymeric), and I was curious how you developed the Interface Type: Lagrangian Interface to PolyUMod. I can't seem to find any documents to specify how to create your own interface, any advice you can provide would be extremely helpful.

Thanks
Hi Nagi, I recently saw the video on modeling polymeric materials by Jorgen at your company: (https://www.comsol.com/video/modeling-nonlinear-materials-comsol-multiphysics) I'm in the middle of defining my own external materials (magnetostrive, not polymeric), and I was curious how you developed the Interface Type: Lagrangian Interface to PolyUMod. I can't seem to find any documents to specify how to create your own interface, any advice you can provide would be extremely helpful. Thanks

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