Breaking Process Modeling Using FEM – Proposition of a Method for Identification of Material Data and for Identification Features Job Contact

Jarosław Mańkowski

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1036.592

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Breaking Process Modeling Using FEM – Proposition of a Method for Identification of Material Data and for Identification Features Job Contact

Abstract:

Brittle materials belong to the group of brittle materials with a very complex structure. As heterogeneous and anisotropic materials, are randomly distributed discontinuity structures such as scratches, cracks, pores. One of the problems, which often occurs during the analysis, is to identify the properties of materials data and identify the characteristics of the impact of the tool on a brittle material. This paper presents a method of identification of material parameters and a method of modelling the contact problems for limestone Morawica. Tests and analyzes were performed for a roller compression test. Very good convergence of the results of analysis and of the results of an experiment performed on a real object was obtained.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1036)

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592-597

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October 2014

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Jarosław Mańkowski*

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Contact, Finite Element Method (FEM), Limestone Morawica, Material Data, Roller Compression Test

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