*SetMaterialProperty() - Hyper Elastic - Mooney-Rivlin

Sets the Hyper Elastic Mooney-Rivlin material property for an NLFE body.

Syntax

*SetMaterialProperty(varname, MR, mu01, mu10, poisson_ratio, density_rho)

Arguments

varname: The variable name of the material property.; Data type: varname
MR: The hyper elastic material model.; Data type: keyword
mu01: Shear modulus.; Data type: real
mu10: Shear modulus.; Data type: real
poisson_ratio: Poisson's ratio.; Data type: real
density_rho: The material density.; Data type: real

Example

In the example below a material property is defined as Hyper Elastic Mooney-Rivlin and is referenced by an NLFE body.

*BeginMDL( the_model, "Model", )
 *StandardInclude(FILE)
 *SetCurrentSolverMode(MotionSolve)
 *Point( p_0, "Point 0" )
 *Point( p_1, "Point 1" )
 *Point( p_2, "Point 2" )
 *Point( p_3, "Point 3" )
 *Point( p_4, "Point 4" )
 *NLFEBody( nlfeb_0, "LDBody 0", POINTS, p_0, p_1, p_2, p_3, p_4 )
 *MaterialProperty( propmat_RubberMR, "RubberMR", HYPER )
 
*SetMaterialProperty( propmat_RubberMR, MR, 0.005, 0.006, 0.6, 1e-06 )
 *SetPoint( p_1, 10 )
 *SetPoint( p_2, 20 )
 *SetPoint( p_3, 30 )
 *SetPoint( p_4, 40 )
 *SetNLFEBody( nlfeb_0, BEAM, ROD, 20, 10, 0.01, propmat_RubberMR, 2, 5, 16 )
 
*EndMDL()

Context

Comments

This statement is used to set the property for a Hyper Elastic material with Mooney-Rivlin model. It can only be used when a material is defined using a *MaterialProperty() statement with the type as HYPER.

All property values should be specified in kg-newton-mm-second units system.