How to define paramaters of perzyna viscoplastic model?

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In summary, the conversation discusses the use of different models in Ansys APDL for modeling viscoplasticity, and the need to determine different parameters for the models. It is suggested to use an Instron machine for conducting tensile and creep tests, with the latter requiring an environmental chamber for temperature control. The conversation also mentions the use of ASTM methods and the Modern Plastics data guidebook for determining physical properties of materials. Finally, there is a question about conducting tests with different strain rates using the Zwick Z100 machine, with a suggestion to consult the machine's operation manual and ASTM methods for guidance.
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Hello everyone
i want to model viscoplasticity using Ansys APDL, Perzyna and Peirce or Anand
model offer us to do this modeling, and each modèle Contains different parameters.
the question is: how to determine the parameters (if we can determine them experimentally, what is the concerned test "tensile test or creep").
thanks for help.
 
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You'll need an Instron for the tensile strength elongation, and yield. The same machine can test for creep, but you need an environmental chamber for temp control. Creep is cold flow of a material under strain at a given temperature.
 
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hello
is it possible to determine these paramaters using tensile tests with different strain rate or by using the creep test ?
thank's for help.
 
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You can program the Instron for any strain rate within its capabilities, but strain rates affect yield, elongation at break. That is why there are ASTM methods for determining these parameters. Creep is done at constant strain. You can find physical properties of just about any resin in Modern Plastics data guidebook.

You can find elongation at 100%, elongation at break, elongation at yield, flexural modulus, and many other properties.
 
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dear McHugh
the material to be tested is HDPE, the machine that can do this test is "Zwick Z100". how can I do the tests with different strain rates.
thanks

 
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Consult your machine's operation manual. I am not familiar with this machine. I've always used Instrons. Consult ASTM methods for setting machine's parameters.
 

What is the Perzyna viscoplastic model?

The Perzyna viscoplastic model is a constitutive model commonly used in the study of material deformation. It is a rate-independent model that takes into account both plastic deformation and viscoplastic effects.

What are the parameters of the Perzyna viscoplastic model?

The parameters of the Perzyna viscoplastic model include the yield stress, hardening modulus, and viscosity coefficient. These parameters can be determined experimentally or through numerical simulations.

How do you define the yield stress in the Perzyna viscoplastic model?

The yield stress in the Perzyna viscoplastic model represents the stress at which plastic deformation begins to occur. It can be defined as the maximum stress that a material can withstand before permanent deformation occurs.

What is the role of the hardening modulus in the Perzyna viscoplastic model?

The hardening modulus in the Perzyna viscoplastic model represents the rate at which the yield stress increases as the material undergoes plastic deformation. It is an important parameter that affects the material's overall strength and stiffness.

How can the viscosity coefficient be determined for the Perzyna viscoplastic model?

The viscosity coefficient in the Perzyna viscoplastic model represents the material's resistance to deformation. It can be determined through experimental tests or by fitting numerical simulations to experimental data.

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