A finite element solution for multi-block contact problems and its application to simulating rock discontinuities
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A finite element solution for multi-block contact problems and its application to simulating rock discontinuities
Vol. 32, Issue 11, (2011)
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河海大学 水利水电学院,南京,210098
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CLC:O343.3
Online First:09 November 2011,
Published:2011
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JIANG Yu-song, SU Chao. A finite element solution for multi-block contact problems and its application to simulating rock discontinuities[J]. 2011, 32(11).
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JIANG Yu-song, SU Chao. A finite element solution for multi-block contact problems and its application to simulating rock discontinuities[J]. 2011, 32(11).DOI:
A finite element solution for multi-block contact problems and its application to simulating rock discontinuities
A finite element solution for multibody contact problems is presented. Contact conditions being exactly introduced
this solution takes nodal contact forces as primary variable and limits contact highly nonlinear problem in potential contact surfaces to iterate
so it is an accurate and high efficient approach. The paper begins with 3D mechanical model for two bodies contact and compatibility equation in incremental form is educed from global finite element equation. On this basis how to obtain compatibility equation on multibody contact problems is discussed in detail. Subsequently
solvable and judged conditions in incremental form of contact problems are presented in which generalized Mohr-Coulomb criterion is used as friction condition. For the characteristics of any slipping direction of contact nodes on the contact interface in 3D case
contact states and friction force components are judged simultaneously in the program by which iteration and convergence are fast and accurate. For the common non-smooth contact namely corner problems in the more contacting bodies
more reasonable techniques are proposed by classification and real contact state of corners. Finally
after being verified by several numerical examples the program is employed to model rock discontinuities; and the results are satisfactory.
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