The paper deals with a direct discrete formulation (applicable to a large class of physical problems) that allows one to directly derive discrete equations without using differential equations. General applications to plane elastic-plastic systems are presented by using a non-traditional modelling technique (the cell method). A classical von Mises problem is solved and coupling with boundary elements is discussed. Next, a novel approach to the discretization of cracking phenomena is introduced on the basis of Coulomb friction law. Finally, numerical results concerned with plane problems are reported.

A discrete direct formulation for elastic-plastic analysis

NAPPI, ALFONSO;RAJGELJ, SANDRA;ZACCARIA, DANIELE
2014-01-01

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The paper deals with a direct discrete formulation (applicable to a large class of physical problems) that allows one to directly derive discrete equations without using differential equations. General applications to plane elastic-plastic systems are presented by using a non-traditional modelling technique (the cell method). A classical von Mises problem is solved and coupling with boundary elements is discussed. Next, a novel approach to the discretization of cracking phenomena is introduced on the basis of Coulomb friction law. Finally, numerical results concerned with plane problems are reported.
2014
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