A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media
Computational homogenization is adopted to assess the homogenized two-dimensional response of periodic composite materials where the typical microstructural dimension is not negligible with respect to the structural sizes. A micropolar homogenization is, therefore, considered coupling a Cosserat m...
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| author | M.L. De Bellis, D. Addessi |
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| description | Computational homogenization is adopted to assess the homogenized two-dimensional response of
periodic composite materials where the typical microstructural dimension is not negligible with respect to the
structural sizes. A micropolar homogenization is, therefore, considered coupling a Cosserat medium at the
macro-level with a Cauchy medium at the micro-level, where a repetitive Unit Cell (UC) is selected.
A third order polynomial map is used to apply deformation modes on the repetitive UC consistent with the
macro-level strain components. Hence, the perturbation displacement field arising in the heterogeneous
medium is characterized. Thus, a newly defined micromechanical approach, based on the decomposition of the
perturbation fields in terms of functions which depend on the macroscopic strain components, is adopted.
Then, to estimate the effective micropolar constitutive response, the well known identification procedure based
on the Hill-Mandel macro-homogeneity condition is exploited.
Numerical examples for a specific composite with cubic symmetry are shown. The influence of the selection of
the UC is analyzed and some critical issues are outlined. |
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| spelling | doaj-art-1183cc4cb0ae4dd1a3d5753957b4fac82025-01-02T23:01:46ZengGruppo Italiano FratturaFracture and Structural Integrity1971-89931971-89932014-07-01829374810.3221/IGF-ESIS.29.05A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic mediaM.L. De Bellis,0D. Addessi1Università di Roma “Sapienza”Università di Roma “Sapienza”Computational homogenization is adopted to assess the homogenized two-dimensional response of periodic composite materials where the typical microstructural dimension is not negligible with respect to the structural sizes. A micropolar homogenization is, therefore, considered coupling a Cosserat medium at the macro-level with a Cauchy medium at the micro-level, where a repetitive Unit Cell (UC) is selected. A third order polynomial map is used to apply deformation modes on the repetitive UC consistent with the macro-level strain components. Hence, the perturbation displacement field arising in the heterogeneous medium is characterized. Thus, a newly defined micromechanical approach, based on the decomposition of the perturbation fields in terms of functions which depend on the macroscopic strain components, is adopted. Then, to estimate the effective micropolar constitutive response, the well known identification procedure based on the Hill-Mandel macro-homogeneity condition is exploited. Numerical examples for a specific composite with cubic symmetry are shown. The influence of the selection of the UC is analyzed and some critical issues are outlined.http://www.gruppofrattura.it/pdf/rivista/numero29/numero_29_art_5.pdfComposites; Homogenization; Micropolar Continua; Periodicity. |
| spellingShingle | M.L. De Bellis, D. Addessi A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media Fracture and Structural Integrity Composites; Homogenization; Micropolar Continua; Periodicity. |
| title | A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media |
| title_full | A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media |
| title_fullStr | A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media |
| title_full_unstemmed | A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media |
| title_short | A micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media |
| title_sort | micromechanical approach for the micropolar modeling of heterogeneous periodic media |
| topic | Composites; Homogenization; Micropolar Continua; Periodicity. |
| url | http://www.gruppofrattura.it/pdf/rivista/numero29/numero_29_art_5.pdf |
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