International Journal for Numerical Methods in Engineering · 1976 · 40 citations · 19 references
EngineeringCivil EngineeringComputational EngineeringComputational MechanicsStructural AnalysisStructural EngineeringBuckling AnalysisComputational Solid MechanicsElastic DeformationPerturbation MethodsPlastic AnalysisStress-strain BehaviorComputational PlasticityCritical PointsEquilibriumFinite StrainNumerical Simulation Of DeformationPlastic Deformation SimulationPlasticity AnalysisStress
Abstract A procedure of applying the perturbation method is presented for the incremental numerical analysis of materially and combined non‐linear problems of discrete and discretized structral systems. Small but finite strain and stress increments are strictly distinguished from the strain rates and stress rates, respectively. It is shown that, by applying the perturbation procedure not only to the non‐linear strain‐displacement relations and equilibrium equations, but also to the constitutive equations in terms of rate quantities, all the governing equations can be satisfied to any desired accuracy at every instantaneous configuration in between the starting and terminal points of an incremental step. The proposed method provides also means of finding, to a desired accuracy, every point on an equilibrium path of a discrete system at which a new element will start yielding or unloading and possible critical points on the path. The significance of the proposed method is expected to be appreciated particularly in numerical investigations of critical behaviours and post‐buckling behaviours.
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Yuto Yamada, Noriko Yoshimura, Takeshi Sakurai · International Journal of Mechanical Sciences · 1968 · 630 citations
Natural Sciences, Computational Engineering, Materials Science +16