Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials

The prediction of failure processes in composite, heterogeneous materials require multiscale analysis to account for the complex mechanisms and features taking place. Between the different multiscale schemes the more commonly used are those based on homogenization procedures, due to their versatilit...

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Autores principales: Lopez Rivarola, Felipe, Etse, Guillermo J., Folino, Paula C.
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Publicado: 2017
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RVE
Acceso en línea:http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/99160
https://cimec.org.ar/ojs/index.php/mc/article/view/5348
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topic Ingeniería
Multiscale
RVE
Thermodynamic Consistency
Computational homogenisation
spellingShingle Ingeniería
Multiscale
RVE
Thermodynamic Consistency
Computational homogenisation
Lopez Rivarola, Felipe
Etse, Guillermo J.
Folino, Paula C.
Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials
topic_facet Ingeniería
Multiscale
RVE
Thermodynamic Consistency
Computational homogenisation
description The prediction of failure processes in composite, heterogeneous materials require multiscale analysis to account for the complex mechanisms and features taking place. Between the different multiscale schemes the more commonly used are those based on homogenization procedures, due to their versatility. In this work a thermodynamically consistent homogenisation based multiscale approach is formulated for modelling thermo-plastic materials. The proposal is valid for arbitrary multiscale procedures, including local or nonlocal methods, and continuum or discontinuum methods in either scale. The necessary and sufficient conditions for fulfilling the thermodynamic consistency are defined. It is demonstrated that the Hill-Mandel variational criterion for homogenization scheme is a necessary, but not a sufficient condition when dissipative material responses are involved at any scale. On this point, the additional condition that needs to be fulfilled is established. The general case of temperature-dependent, higher order elastoplasticity is considered as theoretical framework to account for the material dissipation at micro and macro scales of observation. Additionally, it is shown that the thermodynamic consistency enforces the homogenization of the nonlocal terms of the micro scale’s free energy density; however, this does not necessarily lead to nonlocal effects on the macro scale. Finally, the particular cases of local isothermal elastoplasticity and continuum damage are considered for the purpose of the proposed approach for multiscale homogenizations.
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author Lopez Rivarola, Felipe
Etse, Guillermo J.
Folino, Paula C.
author_facet Lopez Rivarola, Felipe
Etse, Guillermo J.
Folino, Paula C.
author_sort Lopez Rivarola, Felipe
title Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials
title_short Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials
title_full Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials
title_fullStr Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials
title_full_unstemmed Thermodynamic Framework of Multiscale Homogenization Schemes for Dissipative Materials
title_sort thermodynamic framework of multiscale homogenization schemes for dissipative materials
publishDate 2017
url http://sedici.unlp.edu.ar/handle/10915/99160
https://cimec.org.ar/ojs/index.php/mc/article/view/5348
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