Plane Stress Models
Plane Stress Models
FEA MODELS
2-D Plane Stress Plane Strain Axisymmetric - All loads are applied in the plane
3-D
Chapter 5
Chapter 5
Strain occurs only in the xy-plane z = 0 and shear strains xz and yz are also equal to zero. Z 0 If the plate with a hole is thick, the change in thickness compared to the original thickness will be small, and therefore, z = 0 EX:
NOTE: The thickness along the Z-direction is large, and therefore all the strains are confined in the xy-plane. The stress in the Z-direction is not equal to zero.
Chapter 5
Principal Stresses o Maximum and minimum stress at a point o Do not determine failure in ductile materials
Von Mises Stresses o For Ductile materials (steel) use VMS o For Brittle materials (Cast iron, concrete) do not use VMS.
Failure occurs when VMS at a point Yield Strength of material Factor of Safety = (yield strength)/(highest value of VMS)
Chapter 5
Plane Stress
Plane Strain
Axisymmetric
[D] =
(E/1- )
1 0
0 0 0 (1- )/2
[D] =
E (1+ ) (1- 2 )
Chapter 5
ui vi {d} = uj vj um vm
Chapter 5
Unlike Spring and Beam elements, there is no deflection equation available for CST element The displacement equation is derived by assuming an equation and then boundary conditions are applied to solve the equation The displacement function is assumed to be a linear equation given by:
Chapter 5
ui = u(xi, yi) = a1 + a2 xi + a3 yi uj = u(xj, yj) = a1 + a2 xj + a3 yj um = u(xm, ym) = a1 + a2 xm + a3 ym vi = v(xi, yi) = a4 + a5 xi + a6 yi vj = v(xj, yj) = a4 + a5 xj + a6 yj vm = v(xm, ym) = a4 + a5 xm + a6 ym Writing in matrix form, we get, (6.2.4)
ui uj um
1 = 1 1
xi
yi
a1 a2 a3 , and
xj yj xm y m
vi vj vm
1 = 1 1
xi
yi
a4 a5 a6
xj yj xm y m
Chapter 5
i [x]-1 = 1/(2A) i i
j j j
m m m
1 Where 2A = 1 1
xi xj xm
yi yj ym
Chapter 5
The values of , , i are found using the given nodal coordinates (x, y).
Now, the coefficient values can be found in terms of the nodal coordinates and the boundary conditions,
a1 a2 a3 and = 1/(2A)
i i i
j j j
m m m
ui uj um (6.2.11)
a4 a5 a6 = 1/(2A)
i i i
j j j
m m m
vi vj vm (6.2.12)
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Chapter 5
j j j
m m m
ui uj (6.2.14) um
i {v} = 1/(2A) [1 x y] i i
j j j
m m m
vi vj vm
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Chapter 5
Differentiating u and v functions, we get, u/x = 1/(2A) (i ui + j uj + m um) v/y = 1/(2A) (i vi + j vj + m vm) u/y + y/x = 1/(2A) (i ui + i vi + j uj + j vj + m um + mvm) Writing the above equations in a matrix form, we get,
{} = 1/(2A)
i 0 i
0 i i
j 0 j
0 j j
m 0 m
0 m m
ui vi uj vj um vm
(6.2.30)
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Chapter 5
{} = [B]{d}
Where i 0 i j 0 j m 0 m
[B] =
0 i i
0 j j
0 m m
and
= [D]
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Chapter 5
Line Element: D is replaced by E dV is replaced by dL [B] = [-1/L 1/L] (see eqn. 3.10.13 pp105)
Plane element [D] is defined by Equations (6.1.8) and (6.1.10) pp 269 dV = t dA, For constant cross section dA = A [B] is given by equation (6.2.30) pp 276. For Constant Strain Triangular element [k] = t A [B]T [D] [B]
(6.2.52)
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Chapter 5
i Where, [B] = 0 i
0 i i
j 0 j
0 j j
m 0 m
0 m m
[D] =
(E/1- )
1 0
[D] =
E (1+ ) (1- 2 )
i = y j y m j = y m y i m = yi yj
i = x m x j j = xi xm m = xj xi
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