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Contact parameter with adhesion
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2022 1:05 am
by BuuNguyen
Dear STKO,
I have 2 questions for contact parameter (zerolengthContactASDimplex)
1/ why it does not have the cohesion c parameter in Coulomb friction model?
2/ do you think it should have shear stress limit t_max as an additional parameter to limit the shear strength in friction model? (as in the attached figure).
thank you for your time,
Buu
Re: Contact parameter with adhesion
Posted: Tue Mar 08, 2022 9:14 am
by STKO Team
1/ why it does not have the cohesion c parameter in the Coulomb friction model?
The cohesion is to simulate cohesive zones, i.e. thin layers of materials that offer a shear strength (cohesion) even if the contact pressure is 0.
In our case, we implemented a contact surface, i.e. something that simulates the behavior between two bodies that are detached from each other, and there will be a shear strength only due to friction, i.e. only when you have contact pressure.
2/ do you think it should have shear stress limit t_max as an additional parameter to limit the shear strength in friction model? (as in the attached figure).
t_max is automatically computed by the friction model, is not a user parameter.
tau_max = -mu * sigma_n, if sigma_n < 0 (i.e. if in contact)
Re: Contact parameter with adhesion
Posted: Tue Mar 15, 2022 10:28 pm
by BuuNguyen
2/
t_max is automatically computed by the friction model, is not a user parameter.
tau_max = -mu * sigma_n, if sigma_n < 0 (i.e. if in contact)
I mean the limit value of tau_max, as you can see in the figure, tau_max is linearly proportional to sigma_n till reaches a limit value of tau_max, and not further increases anymore.
Thank you for your time,
Buu
Re: Contact parameter with adhesion
Posted: Wed Mar 16, 2022 9:11 am
by STKO Team
Oh ok I see, I thought it was a tau/slip graph, instead it is a tau/pressure graph.
Of course it's possible, we will implement it in the near future