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Multiple Void Growth Simulations in the Hyper-Elastic Material

Authors: Tomoaki Tsuji;

Multiple Void Growth Simulations in the Hyper-Elastic Material

Abstract

If the hydrostatic tensile load is applied to a hyper-elastic material, the void initiates when the load exceeds the critical value. On the other hand, it is important to study multiple void growth phenomena, in order to consider the fracture by coalescence of voids. In this paper, we study the growth of multiple voids in the hyper-elastic material. The material is characterized by the energy function as the compressive material. Some experiments for the rubber, as a hyper-elastic material, are proceeded, in order to obtain these mechanical properties in the energy function. A square cell with some small voids is constructed and applied with tensile deformation by moving outer surface. The large deformation and the non-linear simulations are proceeded by using FEM. If there is only one seed, one void grows from the seed. However, when there are some seeds, we observed the void growing and the void vanishing by the influence from the other voids. The influence of the initial voids scale to the void growth is studied.

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