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Nonlinear transient analysis by energy minimization A theoretical basis for the ACTION computer code
| 题名： | Nonlinear transient analysis by energy minimization A theoretical basis for the ACTION computer code |
| 作者： | Kamat, M. P. |
| 关键词： | computer；action；analysis；online；linear；basis；energy；code；mini；ansi |
| 摘要： | The formulation basis for establishing the static or dynamic equilibrium configurations of finite element models of structures which may behave in the nonlinear range are provided. With both geometric and time independent material nonlinearities included, the development is restricted to simple one and two dimensional finite elements which are regarded as being the basic elements for modeling full aircraft-like structures under crash conditions. Representations of a rigid link and an impenetrable contact plane are added to the deformation model so that any number of nodes of the finite element model may be connected by a rigid link or may contact the plane. Equilibrium configurations are derived as the stationary conditions of a potential function of the generalized nodal variables of the model. Minimization of the nonlinear potential function is achieved by using the best current variable metric update formula for use in unconstrained minimization. Powell's conjugate gradient algorithm, which offers very low storage requirements at some slight increase in the total number of calculations, is the other alternative algorithm to be used for extremely large scale problems. |
| 报告类型： | 科技报告 |
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