Mechanical Properties and Constitutive Equations#
This section of the material property input specifies the type of model, for both solids and fluids, that relates stress and strain (or strain-rate) as well as the various parameters for these models. Models for solids are relatively simple compared to solid mechanics codes but cover the primary needs in fluid-solid problems. The models for fluids are quite extensive, covering Newtonian, generalized-Newtonian, rate-dependent models, thermally-dependent models, curing and particleladen models and combinations of these. These properties are used in the solid and fluid momentum conservation equations.
- Solid Constitutive Equation
- Plasticity Equation
- Convective Lagrangian Velocity
- Lame MU
- Lame LAMBDA
- Stress Free Solvent Vol Frac
- Solid Thermal Expansion
- Solid Reference Temperature
- Plastic Viscosity
- EVP Yield Stress
- Polymer Viscosity
- Pseudo-Solid Lame MU
- Pseudo-Solid Lame LAMBDA
- Liquid Constitutive Equation
- Viscosity
- Low Rate Viscosity
- Power Law Exponent
- High Rate Viscosity
- Time Constant
- Aexp
- Thermal Exponent
- Thermal WLF Constant2
- Yield Stress
- Yield Exponent
- Suspension Maximum Packing
- Suspension Species Number
- Cure Gel Point
- Cure A Exponent
- Cure B Exponent
- Cure Species Number
- Unreacted Gel Temperature
- Polymer Constitutive Equation
- PTT Form
- Polymer Stress Formulation
- Polymer Weight Function
- Polymer Shift Function
- Polymer Weighting
- Polymer Shock Capturing
- Discontinuous Jacobian Formulation
- Adaptive Viscosity Scaling
- Polymer Viscosity
- Polymer Time Constant
- Polymer Yield Stress
- Mobility Parameter
- PTT Xi parameter
- PTT Epsilon parameter
- Surface Tension
- Spalart Allmaras Weight Function
- Second Level Set Conductivity
- Second Level Set Density
- Second Level Set Heat Capacity
- Second Level Set Momentum Source
- Second Level Set Viscosity
- Shell Bending Stiffness