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Bulk modulus for viscoelastic materials

Posted 25 avr. 2014, 18:14 UTC−4 Structural Mechanics 4 Replies

Steve Chang
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Hi, I noticed that the viscoelastic model only allow the inputs of shear modulus and relaxation time for the material properties. What about bulk modulus which is also a viscoelastic parameter? Any solutions to a viscoelastic bulk modulus? Thank you, -- Steve.
4 Replies Last Post 29 avr. 2014, 11:55 UTC−4
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Posted: 1 decade ago 27 avr. 2014, 09:43 UTC−4
Hi Steve,

In the viscoelastic material only the deviatoric deformation is viscoelastic. The volumetric deformation is only elastic which is a reasonable assumption for most materials. The bulk modulus is therefore obtained from the base elastic material properties.

Nagi Elabbasi
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Hi Steve, In the viscoelastic material only the deviatoric deformation is viscoelastic. The volumetric deformation is only elastic which is a reasonable assumption for most materials. The bulk modulus is therefore obtained from the base elastic material properties. Nagi Elabbasi Veryst Engineering
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Posted: 1 decade ago 28 avr. 2014, 16:29 UTC−4
Hi Nagi, Thanks for your reply. What if I want to model a viscoelastic material with a time dependent bulk modulus, which may be the case for some geo-materials. Can you please give me any suggestions for this? Thank you again.--Steve


Hi Steve,

In the viscoelastic material only the deviatoric deformation is viscoelastic. The volumetric deformation is only elastic which is a reasonable assumption for most materials. The bulk modulus is therefore obtained from the base elastic material properties.

Nagi Elabbasi
Veryst Engineering


Hi Nagi, Thanks for your reply. What if I want to model a viscoelastic material with a time dependent bulk modulus, which may be the case for some geo-materials. Can you please give me any suggestions for this? Thank you again.--Steve [QUOTE] Hi Steve, In the viscoelastic material only the deviatoric deformation is viscoelastic. The volumetric deformation is only elastic which is a reasonable assumption for most materials. The bulk modulus is therefore obtained from the base elastic material properties. Nagi Elabbasi Veryst Engineering [/QUOTE]
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29 avr. 2014, 00:24 UTC−4
You can switch to a volumetric creep model instead of viscoelasticity. You can also modify the viscoelastic equations to make the volumetric deformation viscoelastic. That is doable but not trivial.

Nagi Elabbasi
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You can switch to a volumetric creep model instead of viscoelasticity. You can also modify the viscoelastic equations to make the volumetric deformation viscoelastic. That is doable but not trivial. Nagi Elabbasi Veryst Engineering
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Posted: 1 decade ago 29 avr. 2014, 11:55 UTC−4
Thank you for your suggestions, Nagi.
Steve
Thank you for your suggestions, Nagi. Steve

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