Hardening Laws - Revision history

Nairnj: /* Selecting a Hardening Law */

2017-04-19T16:28:42Z

Selecting a Hardening Law

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	Material ID,name,type		Material ID,name,type
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	~~plasticLaw~~ (Law_Name or number)		Hardening (Law_Name or number)
	Law_Property (value)		Law_Property (value)
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	<Material Type='#' Name='name'>		<Material Type='#' Name='name'>
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	<~~plasticLaw~~>(Law_Name or number)</~~plasticLaw~~>		<Hardening>(Law_Name or number)</Hardening>
	<Law_property>(value)</Law_property>		<Law_property>(value)</Law_property>
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	* <tt>~~plasticLaw~~</tt> is the name or number of the desired hardening law (see table of [[#Available Hardening Laws\|available hardening laws]]).		* <tt>(Law_Name or number)</tt> is the name or number of the desired hardening law (see table of [[#Available Hardening Laws\|available hardening laws]]).
	* <tt>Law_Property</tt> - after selecting the hardening law, set all required properties for that law. Refer to each [[#Available Hardening Laws\|hardening law]] for the names and descriptions of properties that can be set. ~~The~~ <tt>(value)</tt> is the value for that property.		* <tt>Law_Property</tt> - after selecting the hardening law, set all required properties for that law. Refer to each [[#Available Hardening Laws\|hardening law]] for the names and descriptions of properties that can be set. Replace the command name <tt>Law_Property</tt> with the property name and set <tt>(value)</tt> is the value for that property.

	== Available Hardening Laws ==		== Available Hardening Laws ==

Nairnj: /* Available Hardening Laws */

2014-01-16T23:00:19Z

Available Hardening Laws

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	\| [[Steinberg-Lund Hardening\|SL]] \|\| align="center"\| 5 \|\| Steinberg-Lund hardening law		\| [[Steinberg-Lund Hardening\|SL]] \|\| align="center"\| 5 \|\| Steinberg-Lund hardening law
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			\| [[Dislocation Density Based Hardening\|DDB-PPM]] \|\| align="center"\| 7 \|\| A dislocation density based polycrystal plasticity model
	\|}		\|}

Nairnj at 23:05, 28 December 2013

2013-12-28T23:05:14Z

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	Plasticity [[Material Models\|materials]] implement their yield behavior by combining them with hardening laws. The [[Material Models\|material]] definition sets the equation of state properties for the material and the selected hardening law determines the yield criterion.		Plasticity [[Material Models\|materials]] implement their yield behavior by combining them with hardening laws. The [[Material Models\|material]] definition sets the equation of state properties for the material and the selected hardening law determines the yield criterion.
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	== Selecting a Hardening Law ==		== Selecting a Hardening Law ==
	Hardening laws are assigned to materials within their material definition. In scripted files, a hardening law is added within a [[Material Command Block\|material command block]] as follows:		Hardening laws are assigned to materials within their material definition. In scripted files, a hardening law is added within a [[Material Command Block\|material command block]] as follows:

Nairnj: /* Selecting a Hardening Law */

2013-12-24T23:10:13Z

Selecting a Hardening Law

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	== Selecting a Hardening Law ==		== Selecting a Hardening Law ==
	Hardening laws are assigned to materials within their material definition. ~~When using [[NairnFEAMPM]] or [[NairnFEAMPMViz]]~~, a hardening law is added within a [[Material Command Block\|material command block]] as follows:		Hardening laws are assigned to materials within their material definition. In scripted files, a hardening law is added within a [[Material Command Block\|material command block]] as follows:

	Material ID,name,type		Material ID,name,type
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	Selecting a hardening law in a XML input file has the form:		Selecting a hardening law in an <tt>XML</tt> input file has the form:

	<Material Type='#' Name='name'>		<Material Type='#' Name='name'>

Nairnj: /* Selecting a Hardening Law */

2013-09-10T07:38:39Z

Selecting a Hardening Law

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	plasticLaw (Law_Name or number)		plasticLaw (Law_Name or number)
	Law_Property value		Law_Property (value)
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	<plasticLaw>(Law_Name or number)</plasticLaw>		<plasticLaw>(Law_Name or number)</plasticLaw>
	<Law_property>value</Law_property>		<Law_property>(value)</Law_property>
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	</Material>		</Material>
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	* <tt>plasticLaw</tt> is the name or number of the desired hardening law (see table of [[#Available Hardening Laws\|available hardening laws]]).		* <tt>plasticLaw</tt> is the name or number of the desired hardening law (see table of [[#Available Hardening Laws\|available hardening laws]]).
	* <tt>Law_Property</tt> - after selecting the hardening law, set all required properties for that law. Refer to each [[#Available Hardening Laws\|hardening law]] for the names and descriptions of properties that can be set.		* <tt>Law_Property</tt> - after selecting the hardening law, set all required properties for that law. Refer to each [[#Available Hardening Laws\|hardening law]] for the names and descriptions of properties that can be set. The <tt>(value)</tt> is the value for that property.

	== Available Hardening Laws ==		== Available Hardening Laws ==

Nairnj: /* Available Hardening Laws */

2013-05-29T22:28:31Z

Available Hardening Laws

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	== Available Hardening Laws ==		== Available Hardening Laws ==

	Materials that allow hardening laws can pick them from the following table. Unless otherwise stated, any such material can use any hardening law. By mixing and matching materials and hardening laws you have options for many types of materials. A single material, however, can only use one hardening law.		Materials that allow hardening laws can pick them from the following table. Unless otherwise stated, any such material can use any hardening law. By mixing and matching materials and hardening laws you have options for many types of materials. A single material definition, however, can only use one hardening law.

	{\| class="wikitable"		{\| class="wikitable"

Nairnj: /* Selecting a Hardening Law */

2013-05-29T22:27:49Z

Selecting a Hardening Law

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	* <~~code~~>plasticLaw</~~code~~> is the name or number of the desired hardening law (see table of [[#Available Hardening Laws\|available hardening laws]]).		* <tt>plasticLaw</tt> is the name or number of the desired hardening law (see table of [[#Available Hardening Laws\|available hardening laws]]).
	* <~~code~~>Law_Property</~~code~~> - after selecting the hardening law, set all required properties for that law. Refer to each [[#Available Hardening Laws\|hardening law]] for the names and descriptions of properties that can be set.		* <tt>Law_Property</tt> - after selecting the hardening law, set all required properties for that law. Refer to each [[#Available Hardening Laws\|hardening law]] for the names and descriptions of properties that can be set.

	== Available Hardening Laws ==		== Available Hardening Laws ==

Nairnj at 05:18, 25 May 2013

2013-05-25T05:18:13Z

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	Plasticity [[Material Models\|materials]] implement their yield behavior by combining them with hardening laws. The [[Material Models\|material]] definition sets the equation of state properties for the material and the selected hardening law determines the yield criterion.		Plasticity [[Material Models\|materials]] implement their yield behavior by combining them with hardening laws. The [[Material Models\|material]] definition sets the equation of state properties for the material and the selected hardening law determines the yield criterion.
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	== Selecting a Hardening Law ==		== Selecting a Hardening Law ==

Nairnj: /* Selecting a Hardening Law */

2013-05-25T05:16:45Z

Selecting a Hardening Law

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	== Selecting a Hardening Law ==		== Selecting a Hardening Law ==
	Hardening laws are assigned to materials within their material definition. When using [[NairnFEAMPM]] or [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], a hardening law is added within a [[Material ~~Models#Define a Material~~\|material ~~definition~~ block]] as follows:		Hardening laws are assigned to materials within their material definition. When using [[NairnFEAMPM]] or [[NairnFEAMPMViz]], a hardening law is added within a [[Material Command Block\|material command block]] as follows:

	Material ID,name,type		Material ID,name,type

Nairnj: /* Available Hardening Laws */

2013-05-21T23:55:59Z

Available Hardening Laws

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	\| [[Johnson-Cook Hardening\|JohnsonCook]] \|\| align="center"\| 3 \|\| Johnson Cook hardening law		\| [[Johnson-Cook Hardening\|JohnsonCook]] \|\| align="center"\| 3 \|\| Johnson Cook hardening law
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	\| [[~~Stenberg~~-Cochran-Guinan Hardening\|SCGL]] \|\| align="center"\| 4 \|\| Steinberg-Cochran-Guinan hardening law		\| [[Steinberg-Cochran-Guinan Hardening\|SCGL]] \|\| align="center"\| 4 \|\| Steinberg-Cochran-Guinan hardening law
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	\| [[~~Stenberg~~-Lund Hardening\|SL]] \|\| align="center"\| 5 \|\| Steinberg-Lund hardening law		\| [[Steinberg-Lund Hardening\|SL]] \|\| align="center"\| 5 \|\| Steinberg-Lund hardening law
	\|}		\|}