Phase field modeling on elastomers considering the nonlinear materialviscosity based on staggered algorithm
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Abstract
Abstract: With inevitable flaws, elastomers are susceptible to rupture leading to the reduction in stretchability and loss of functionality. Numerical study on the rupture of viscoelastic elastomers is still at a tentative stage with challenges stemming from the extreme large deformation and the highly nonlinear material properties. In the present work, a finite element (FE) framework is proposed with the incorporation of polymer dynamics into the phase field modeling (PFM) based on the staggered algorithm in Abaqus. The driving force to the fracture of viscoelastic elastomers is identified and the micro-mechanism of material viscosity is further adjusted with the consideration of polymer chain breakage to capture the disentanglement due to the material damage. The rateinsensitive fracture behavior is also accurately captured in the highly rate-dependent visco-elastomeric materials. The FE model is validated in comparison with existing experimental data, and is expected to provide guidance for the design of elastomer-based transducers.
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