Comparative Analysis of the Distribution of Effective Stress in Mooney and Zahorski Materials Using ADINA Software

Maciej Major; Izabela Major

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.1020.165

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Comparative Analysis of the Distribution of Effective Stress in Mooney and Zahorski Materials Using ADINA Software

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Adina is a software that supports analysis of both pre-defined models and analysis of the models defined independently. The paper presents a comparative analysis of the distribution of effective stress in simple elastic structures made of incompressible hyperelastic Mooney - Rivlin and Zahorski materials. To carry out numerical calculations for the Zahorski material it was necessary to make modifications of 2D and 3D libraries in the ADINA software which has been completed in the authorial process. Conclusions are presented in the conclusions at the end of the study.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 1020)

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Maciej Major*, Izabela Major

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ADINA, Hyperelastic Incompressible Material, Mooney, Zahorski

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