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05 Modelling-Plasticity

This document discusses plasticity modeling. It defines elasticity as reversible deformation under stress, while plasticity describes permanent deformation without collapse under high stresses. Deformation has elastic and plastic components. The stress-strain curve for materials under load has three phases: void closure, elastic deformation, and plastic deformation. Plasticity is calculated as incremental elastic strain plus incremental plastic strain. The flow rule describes plastic strain increments after yielding, and can be associated or non-associated depending on the material properties. FLAC3D uses the Mohr-Coulomb model which is always non-associated, with post-peak behavior controlled by the dilatation angle.

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05 Modelling-Plasticity

This document discusses plasticity modeling. It defines elasticity as reversible deformation under stress, while plasticity describes permanent deformation without collapse under high stresses. Deformation has elastic and plastic components. The stress-strain curve for materials under load has three phases: void closure, elastic deformation, and plastic deformation. Plasticity is calculated as incremental elastic strain plus incremental plastic strain. The flow rule describes plastic strain increments after yielding, and can be associated or non-associated depending on the material properties. FLAC3D uses the Mohr-Coulomb model which is always non-associated, with post-peak behavior controlled by the dilatation angle.

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Modelling plasticity

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● MINING ● MINING
● OIL & GAS ● POWER ● OIL & GAS ● POWER GENERATION
GENERATION
FLAC3D

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Elastic VS plastic
Elasticity Plasticity
• Describes the behavior of • Describes a behavior of material
material in which after which can deform continuously
discontinuing the applied stress without collapsing under stresses
the entire deformation remains surpassing the one necessary to
reversible; the relationship cause yielding.
between stress and strain is
usually linear.

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Deformation

Elastic and plastic deformations


• Reversible and permanent

ue

up

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Deformation behaviour
• The stress-strain curve has 3 components before
failure:
1. Void closure – where the voids in the specimen close
2. Elastic component – elastic deformation
3. Plastic deformation – permanent deformation

• Each of the above 3 component


play an important role in failure
process of rock specimen

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Calculating plasticity
Δ =Δ +Δ
where Δ is the incremental elastic strain and
Δ is the incremental plastic strain

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Calculating plasticity
• Active only during plastic loading

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Flow rule
– what happens after we reach the yield criteria?
• A constitutive relation for the plastic strain increment
• Associated

• Non associated

Where g is the
plastic potential
function
𝜀̇ = 𝜆̇

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Flow rule
– what happens after we reach the yield criteria?
If the material has a friction angle =0

Associated

Dilatation angle

Non-
associated

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FLAC3D – Mohr-Coulomb model
Initial yield surface is given by
where

and is the internal friction angle

The plastic potential is given by


where

and is the dilatation angle

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FLAC3D – Mohr-Coulomb model
The Mohr-Coulomb model thus always relates to non-
associated flow and the post-peak behavior is
controlled by the dilatation angle (as well as any
softening criteria applied)

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