Finite element modeling of polycristalline solids

Authors

  • Paul Dawson Cornell University Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 196 Theory Center, ITHACA- NY 14853, USA
  • Armand Beaudoin Reynolds Metals Company
  • Kapil Mathur Thinking Machines Corporation
  • Gorti Sarma Cornell University Dept. of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering 196 Theory Center, ITHACA- NY 14853, USA

Keywords:

polycrystal plasticity, finite element method, metal forming, parallel computing

Abstract

Anisotropy in the plastic flow of polycristalline solids can be computed based on the slip characteristics of individual crystals and included in finite element formulations as the constitutive description of the material. A variety of approaches exist for merging finite element formulations and polycrystal plasticity, and depending on the intended application the two may have different relationships to each other. We summarize two regimes that we refer to as large and small scale applications and outline a finite element formulation for each. Examples of both large and small scale applications are presented and some important issues associated with the implementation of each are discussed.

 

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1994-04-27

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Dawson, P. ., Beaudoin, A. ., Mathur, K. ., & Sarma, G. . (1994). Finite element modeling of polycristalline solids. European Journal of Computational Mechanics, 3(4), 543–571. Retrieved from https://journals.riverpublishers.com/index.php/EJCM/article/view/3605

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