Year: 2024
Type: article
Abstract: The paper considers an approach to numerical modeling of impact inelastic loading of solids. The use of various numerical approaches to describing impact deformation of solid deformed bodies is discussed, the application of the finite element method and methods of peridynamics analysis are compared. The basic theoretical concepts of peridynamics are used for modeling. The Peridigm software is used for computational evaluation of impact interaction and fracture processes. The main relations of the calculation method are considered. A bond-based material model is used in calculations to analyze fracture processes. The implementation of the deployment of computational projects using Docker containers is discussed. The software implementation of the project is analyzed using the modules of the Peridigm software, and class, sequence, component, and activity diagrams intended to describe the properties of projects are considered. The technical possibilities of performing numerical analysis of various mechanical processes using various, including user-defined, software modules for setting constitutive equations, computational procedures, input-output and data management are discussed. The sequence of calculations using the developed computational project is analyzed. Using the example of the problem of impact penetration of a steel plate by a spherical impactor moving at different velocities, the possibilities of numerical analysis of deformation and fracture of structural elements with determination of the shapes of the resulting macroscopic defects are demonstrated. For the given example, various velocity loading modes are analyzed. The velocity ranges at which irreversible plastic deformation occur, fracture begins, and partial or complete plate penetration is realized are established.
Authors: Serhii Bondar, Oleh Batiuk, Dmytro Breslavsky
Language: English
Subfield: Mechanics of Materials
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: diamond
OpenAlex ID: W4405737458