Моделирование вязкоупругих характеристик пенопластов
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Modeling of viscoelastic foams characteristics
based on the multiscale finite-element analysis
© Yu.I. Dimitrienko, I.D. Dimitrienko, S.V. Sborschikov
Bauman Moscow State Technical University, Moscow, 105005, Russia
The purpose of the research was to develop a method for calculating viscoelastic foams
characteristics at steady cyclical fluctuations. The method is based on the theory of as-
ymptotic averaging of periodic structures. We stated local viscoelasticity problems on the
periodicity cell. The method developed allows us to calculate a complete set of compo-
nents of the tensor of complex foams moduli of elasticity in a given frequency range. An
example of a numerical simulation of viscoelastic foams characteristics shows that visco-
elastic foams properties characterized by loss-angle tangent of the complex moduli of
elasticity can be multiextremal by nature, with the presence of several critical frequen-
cies. Furthermore, we give an example of a three-dimensional finite-element calculation
of fields of the microstrain concentration tensors in the walls of the foam. For FEM cal-
culations we used specialized software developed at the Department of Computational
Mathematics and Mathematical Physics of Bauman Moscow State Technical University.
Keywords:
viscoelastic characteristics, foam, multiscale modeling, method of asymptotic
averaging, complex moduli of elasticity, loss-angle tangent, finite-element method, nu-
merical simulation.
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