A Method to Identify Bird Constitutive Model and its Parameters

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Identification of a bird constitutive model and its parameters is a very difficult work in bird-impact coupling solution. In order to identify the constitutive model and the parameters simultaneously, an inversion analytic model for the bird material parameters is given based on penalty function method and nonlinear optimization principle, and then combining the model preferential criterion proposed in this paper, the identification system of the bird constitutive model is established with ANSYS Parametric Design Language (APDL). Finally, the feasibility and practicability of this identification method are verified by an example.

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