[SOLVED] AA530 - SOLID MECHANICS - HW 5

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Hyperelastic material) Using the results derived in homework 4 and the material properties listed in Table 3.7 of the Allen Bower book, plot graphs showing the e1-directional Cauchy (left panel) and nominal (right panel) stresses as a function of stretch ratio  for each of (a) a Neo-Hookean material; (b) a Mooney-Rivlin material; (c) the Arruda-Boyce material and (c) the Ogden material when subjected to uniaxial tension (0.5 <  < 2).

 

2.1. [25 points] Repeat problem 1.1. for biaxial tension (plot stresses in the e1-direction only).

 

3.1 [20 points] (Viscoelastic material – Maxwell model) Given a viscoelastic material, we impose constant stress0 at t = 0. Derive the constitutive equation using the Maxwell model (i.e., express strain  as a function of stiffness k, damping factor , time t, and given stress 0).

 

4.1 [10 points] (Viscoelastic material – Maxwell model) Plot the strain of this viscoelastic material as a function of time t (0 to 600 s), given 0  = 1 MPa, k = 0.1 GPa, and  = 20 GPa-s. Which behavior does this model represent, retarded elastic behavior or steady-state creep behavior?

 

5.1 [20 points] (Viscoelastic material – Maxwell model) Given a viscoelastic material, we impose constant strain0 at t = 0. Derive the constitutive equation using the Maxwell model (i.e., express stress  as a function of stiffness k, damping factor , time t, and given stress 0).

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