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Estudo numérico dos ensaios de tração simples e flexão de três pontos do aço livre de interstícios (IF) utilizando o modelo de Gurson modificado / Numerical study of the simple tensile test and three point bending test for the interstitial free steel (IF) using a Gurson-type modelBressan, Caroline Zanini 18 June 2015 (has links)
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Previous issue date: 2015-06-18 / Coordenação de Aperfeiçoamento de Pessoal de Nível Superior / Numerical methods have received a substantial attention from Engineering Professionals especially due their capacity to provide solutions for a wide range of problems in many areas. In the last years, numerical simulation has become increasingly common and has turned into a key factor for solving numerous engineering problems in the industry as well in academia. This, however, requires the development of suitable methodological strategies to determinate constitutive law able to best describe the material behavior in the simulation. The present work is inserted within the context of metal forming, aiming to simulate 2D and 3D geometrical models of the simple tensile test and three-point bending test of a notched plate, both using the material properties of an Interstitial Free Steel, IF. For both cases, it was used a modified Gurson model available in the ABAQUS ® software, which is based on the finite elements method. Numerical modelling of the elasto-plastic process used to simulate the three-point bending and simple tensile test was discretised using structured meshes with an appropriate refinement. The experimental results for tensile tests used smooth cylindrical specimens with dimensions defined according to ASTM E 8M-01. The three point bending test was qualitatively compared with the results reported by Mashayeshi, et al (MASHAYEKHI, ZIAEI-RAD, et al., 2005). The strain hardening law used in this work was the Holomon or modified Swift law coupled with the damage evolution of the Gurson s model. The geometrical models for the tensile specimens account for axisymmetry, so that only one-quarter part of the 2D and 3D specimens was modelled. An appropriate mesh refinement in the necking region was also adopted. The numerical simulation was able to predict with success the stress-strain curve behaviour of the IF steel comparing with the experimental results. Both 2D and 3D simulation results of the simple tensile test were very similar. The prediction of porosity evolution with the applied displacement was analysed and the results indicated that the necking region in the central zone of the specimen presented the largest micro-void concentration, as expected. For the three-point bending test of a notched plate, the simulation provided a good qualitative agreement with the Mashayekhi´s numerical results, which have shown that the largest concentration of micro-voids was in the central region of the notch where the crack initiation occurs. / Métodos numéricos tem recebido uma grande atenção dos profissionais da área da engenharia em especial principalmente pelo seu caráter facilitador na solução de problemas em diversas áreas. Nos últimos tempos, a simulação numérica está se tornando cada vez mais comum e se transformando em uma peça chave para a resolução de inúmeros problemas de engenharia encontrados tanto nas indústrias quanto nas linhas de pesquisa científica das universidades. Isso, porém, exige desenvolvimento de estratégias de metodologias científicas adequadas o suficiente para determinar as leis que descrevam melhor o comportamento dos materiais a serem simulados. O presente trabalho está inserido no contexto da conformação de metais, tendo por objetivo simular, com malhas tipo 2D e 3D, os ensaios de tração simples e de flexão de três pontos de uma placa com entalhe de um aço livre de interstícios, aço IF (interstitial free steel), utilizando o modelo de Gurson modificado no programa ABAQUS ®, que utiliza o Método dos Elementos Finitos. Para o modelamento numérico do processo de deformação elasto-plástica dos ensaios de tração simples e flexão foi utilizada a lei de Gurson modificado de materiais porosos e uma malha com refinamento adequado. Os corpos de prova ensaiados experimentalmente em tração simples foram de aço IF cilíndricos preparados de acordo com a norma ASTM E 8M-01. Já o ensaio de flexão de três pontos foi simulado com o intuito de fazer uma comparação qualitativa com o resultado apresentado por Mashayekhi, Ziaei-Rad, et al. (MASHAYEKHI, ZIAEI-RAD, et al., 2005). A lei de encruamento plástico utilizada neste trabalho foi a Lei de Holomon ou Swift modificado acoplado com o modelo de evolução do dano de Gurson modificado. Após a escolha da geometria de somente quarta parte do corpo de prova, devido à simetria axissimétrica e do refinamento adequado da malha na região da estricção local, a simulação numérica foi capaz de prever com sucesso o comportamento da curva de tensãodeformação do aço IF comparando-se com os resultados experimentais. Os resultados da simulação 2D e 3D do ensaio de tração simples foram iguais. Portanto, a simulação 2D do ensaio de tração simples é mais conveniente pois é mais rápida e igualmente precisa que a simulação 3D para o presente caso de material dúctil e isotrópico. A previsão da evolução da porosidade com a deformação e a região de maior concentração de vazios foi analisada: ocorreu na região da estricção local e na zona central do corpo de prova como esperado. No caso do ensaio de flexão da placa com entalhe central, os resultados da simulação numérica mostraram uma boa concordância com os resultados de Mashayekhi, Ziaei-Rad et al. (2005), que apresentaram a maior concentração de vazios na região central do entalhe onde ocorrerá o aparecimento de trincas.
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Caractérisation avancée des matériaux en vue de la prédiction de la localisation sur des tôles minces / Advanced characterization of materials for predicting the location of thin metal sheetsKsiksi, Nesrine 09 December 2016 (has links)
La détermination des conditions de chargements limites qui produisent une localisation du matériau est toujours un enjeu important, notamment lorsqu'il s'agit d'optimiser les dimensions d'outillage lors d'opérations durant lesquelles le matériau est fortement sollicité. Différents travaux récents ont montré que l'hétérogénéité structurale intrinsèque à tout matériau métallique joue un rôle important dans les différents stades de déformation. Le rôle des hétérogénéités sur la localisation n'est cependant pas abordé. L'objectif de cette thèse est donc de déterminer si l'hétérogénéité structurale des matériaux a un impact sur la localisation des matériaux ductiles. Une action corollaire est alors de valider le recours à des modèles qui intègre cette hétérogénéité pour obtenir des meilleurs résultats.Cette étude comprend deux volets. Le premier volet expérimental a pour objectif de constituer un référentiel expérimental qui met en évidence l'impact du facteur hétérogénéité sur la localisation. Différentes éprouvettes de titane ont été préparées de façon à obtenir différents degrés d'hétérogénéités. Deux paramètres ont été utilisés à cette fin : l'épaisseur et la structure cristalline. Le titane permet en effet de disposer de matériaux à structure hexagonale et cubique centrée qui présentent des possibilités d'accommodation plastique très différentes. Des essais de traction et d'expansion ont ainsi été pratiqués sur des éprouvettes de titane de tôle fine et épaisse dans les structures α et β du titane de nuance T40. Trois tôles différentes : Tiα(tôle fine); Tiα(tôle épaisse) et Tiα+β(tôle épaisse) ont été utilisées lors des essais. Pour obtenir les tôles Tiα+β un traitement thermique a été optimisé et l’analyse des tôles a été effectuée à l’aide de plusieurs techniques comme le MEB, les rayons X et l'ATD. Un second volet numérique s'est appuyé sur deux modèles pour réaliser la simulation des essais expérimentaux. Un premier modèle de type phénoménologique "classique", sans facteur d'hétérogénéité a tout d'abord été utilisé pour simuler le comportement idéal d'un matériau homogène. Dans un second temps, le recours à un modèle qui intègre une dimension physique, l'hétérogénéité, a montré que cette dernière a une incidence notable et permet d'améliorer la prédiction du phénomène de localisation. / The determination of limit loading conditions producing the localization in the material is always an important subject, notably as it is about the optimization of tool dimension during operations during which material is strongly solicited. Different recent works have shown that intrinsic structural heterogeneity inside any metallic material plays an important role in the different stages of deformation. However, the role of heterogeneities in localization is not addressed.The objective of this PhD thesis is therefore to determine if the structural heterogeneity of materials has an impact on the localization of ductile materials. A corollary action is then to validate the use of models which integrate this heterogeneity for best results.This study has two parts.The first experimental part has for objective to constitute an experimental base which highlights the impact of the heterogeneity factor on localization. Different titanium specimens were prepared so as to obtain different degrees of heterogeneities.Two parameters were used for this purpose: thickness and crystal structure. Titanium makes it possible to have materials with hexagonal structure and cubic centered that present possibilities of very different plastic accommodation.Tensile and equi-axial tests have thus been carried out on titanium specimens for thin and thick metal sheet in the structures α and β for T40 grade Titanium.Three different sheets Tiα(thin); Tiα(thick) et Tiα+β(thick) were used during the tests. To obtain the sheets Tiα+β, a heat treatment has been optimized and sheets analysis was done using several techniques such as SEM, X Rays and ATD. A second numerical part was based on two models to realize numerical simulation of the experimental tests. A first classical phenomenological model without heterogeneity factor was firstly used to simulate the ideal behavior of a homogeneous material. In a second time, the use of a model that incorporates a physical dimension that is to say the heterogeneity, has shown that this latter has a significant impact and makes it possible to improve the prediction of localization phenomenon.
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Benchmark d'un modèle layer wise de multicouches et implémentation du modèle dans Abaqus / Bending analysis a layer-wise model and implementation in AbaqusNguyen, Duc Thai 04 June 2012 (has links)
Dans ce travail de thèse, le comportement des composites stratifiés est étudié en utilisant des développements d'ordres élevés ou de type layer wise. Un modèle layer wise LS1 (et l'élément fini à huit nœuds qui lui est associé) a été développé en premier lieu pour l'analyse spécifique des contraintes entre les couches pour des problèmes de bords libres ou bien pour l'étude des liaisons entre les couches. Il est fondé sur un modèle de type layer wise qui considère le stratifié comme une superposition de plaques de Reissner couplées les unes aux autres par des efforts d'interfaces. Cet élément a 5n degrés de liberté par noeud (n étant le nombre de couches) et donne une prédiction des contraintes d'interface. Les travaux précédents se concentraient sur la précision et l'utilisation de l'estimation de ces contraintes d'interface. Mais le modèle permet aussi de calculer les déplacements et les déflexions ainsi que d'extraire les contraintes dans l'épaisseur avec ou sans post-traitement. Dans ce mémoire, la précision et la validité du calcul des déplacements et des contraintes ont été établies à partir d'un nombre important de benchmarks en flexion de composites et des plaques sandwich. Le but de cette étude est aussi de mieux positionner et de promouvoir cette approche en contraintes issue des travaux de Pagano peu utilisés et mal référencés. Ce modèle est ensuite développé et implémenté dans le code de calcul par éléments finis Abaqus via la routine utilisateur User-Element (UEL). Pour démontrer l'efficacité du modèle et du code de calcul, des exemples qui comprennent des plaques isotropes et anisotropes sont traités / In this document, the behaviour of laminated composite is investigated using several high order or layer wise finite element calculations. A layer wise model and its devoted finite element on C° eight-node layer wise finite element have been originally and specifically developed for an interlaminar stresses analysis in a free edge problem or for a bonding study. This model is the core of the present comparisons. It is based on a typical layer wise model that considers the laminate by a superposition of Reissner plates coupled by interfacial stresses. This element consists of 5n degrees of freedom per node (n is the layer number) and is able to predict interlaminar stresses. These out-of-plane stresses are deduced directly from constitutive equations without post-processing works. The previous papers dealt with the accuracy of these estimated interface stresses. However, the model not only permits to compute displacements and usual deflections but also to compute stresses through the layer thicknesses with or without postprocess. In the present paper, the accuracy and the validity of these computed displacements and stresses have also been established on a large number of important benchmarks of bending examples for composites and sandwich plates. The aim of this research is also to better positioning and promoting of this stress approach deriving from the works of Pagano, which was not generally studied in this way. This model has also been implemented into the ABAQUS finite-element program through a User-Element subroutine interface. To demonstrate the effectiveness of the model and the finite element code, examples which include isotropic and anisotropic plates, the problem of the perforated plate are calculated
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[en] DYNAMIC ANALYSIS OF HYPERLASTIC CIRCULAR MEMBRANES / [pt] ANÁLISE DINÂMICA DE MEMBRANAS CIRCULARES HIPERELÁSTICASRENATA MACHADO SOARES 15 June 2009 (has links)
[pt] Nesta tese são estudadas as vibrações não-lineares de membranas circulares
inicialmente tracionadas sujeitas a deformações finitas. O material da membrana é
modelado como um material hiperelástico neo-Hookeano, isotrópico e
incompressível. Baseada na teoria de deformações finitas para membranas
hiperelásticas, uma formulação variacional é desenvolvida. Primeiro a solução da
membrana sob tração radial uniforme é obtida e então as equações de movimento
da membrana são obtidas pelo princípio de Hamilton. A partir das equações
linearizadas, as freqüências e os modos de vibração da membrana são obtidos
analiticamente. Os modos naturais são usados para aproximar o campo de
deformações não-linear usando o método de Galerkin e modelos de ordem
reduzida são deduzidos através do método de Karhunen-Loève e de métodos
analíticos. Além disso, estuda-se a influência da variação da massa específica e da
espessura ao longo da direção radial da membrana nas vibrações. A seguir a
mesma metodologia é utilizada para uma membrana anular. Por fim, estudam-se
as vibrações não-lineares da membrana anular acoplada a uma inclusão rígida que
insere tensões de tração na membrana, pois, devido ao seu peso próprio, provoca
deslocamentos estáticos transversais e axissimétricos na membrana. Os mesmos
problemas são analisados por elementos finitos utilizando o programa comercial
Abaqus. / [en] This work presents an analysis of the nonlinear vibration response of a prestretched
hyperelastic circular membrane subjected to finite deformations. The
membrane material is assumed to be isotropic, homogeneous and neo-Hookean.
Based on the theory of finite deformations for hyperelastic membranes, a
variational formulation is developed. First the exact solution of the membrane
under a uniform radial stretch is obtained and then the equations of motion of the
pre-stretched membrane are derived using the Hamilton’s principle. From the
linearized equations of motion, the natural frequencies and mode shapes of the
membrane are obtained analytically. Then the natural modes are used to
approximate the nonlinear deformation field using the Galerkin method. Several
reduced order models are tested using the Karhunen-Loève method and analytical
methods. Besides, the influence of the variation of the membrane thickness and
material density along the radial direction of the membrane on the vibrations is
investigated. The same methodology it is used for the annular membrane. Finally,
the non-linear vibrations of the annular membrane coupled to a rigid inclusion are
studied. The rigid inclusion inserts traction forces in the membrane and its own
weight causes static transverse and radial displacements in the membrane. The
same problems are analyzed by finite elements using the commercial program
Abaqus®.
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Strength simulations of tension bars for heavy lifting / Hållfasthetssimuleringar av dragstag för tunga lyftHoikka, Arvid January 2018 (has links)
Proplate, a world leading company, is expert on volume-based cutting and machining of both ordinary steel as well as stainless steel. One of Proplate’s mayor products is tension bars, which is a component made to balance high forces and give stability to structures such as cranes, buildings, bridges and much more. Proplate builds their tension bars in different high strength steel materials, purchased from SSAB, and sells them worldwide. Proplate would like to market themselves better and wishes to produce a catalogue for the maximum load that can be applied to their tension bars, as competitors Pretec and Macalloy, already have for their tension bars. The purpose of the project has been to investigate the tension bars and the maximum load they can withstand before failure. The tension bars have been modeled in the CAD-program Creo Parametric, and then sent to the finite element method program ABAQUS to analyze their structural strength. Three different types of tension bars, and a fourth tension bar (called the walnut-strap) used as a connecting element between some of the tension bars, were investigated. They were modeled with sprints, to hold several tension bars together, and with a construction called loader, to simplify the model load application step. The three different types of tension bars have been analyzed as individual and also when connected to other tension bars. Some tension bars could be directly connected to each other with sprints, and some used the walnut-strap to connect other tension bars to each other. The project was limited to fatigue analyses, which is an important factor to control. This could instead be a great continuation of the project. The results from the strength analyses show that the stress is higher at the surfaces around the hole at the end of each tension bar, and the maximum load the tension bars can withstand depends on this area. The length, thickness and orientation of the tension bar has been varied, and the maximum load that each model can withstand has been listed. The length and direction of the tension bars did not influence the result for singular tension bars, but the thickness did. Both the length and the thickness of the tension bars did influence the result when multiple tension bars where connected to each other. Tables have been derived which shows the absolute maximum load that the tension bars can withstand. Proplate can use the tables in their catalogue, and they can also put a safety factor on the models to make them safer. Another part of the study was to investigate advantages and disadvantages with if the sprints, the connecting element between the tension bars, were replaced with screws instead. The result describes the yield strength needed for the screws and how the structures would behave compared to the current structure. A larger investigation into the effect of using screws may be one way to continue the work after this project, together with other investigations of, for instance, the use of compression bars. / Proplate är ett världsledande företag, som är experter på volymbaserad skärning och tillverkning i både vanligt stål såväl som rostfritt stål. En av Proplates huvudprodukter är deras dragstag, som är en komponent gjord för att balansera stora krafter och tillbringa stabilitet till strukturer, exempelvis lyftkranar, byggnader, broar med mera. Proplate bygger sina dragstag med hjälp av olika typer av höghållfasta stålsorter, köpta från SSAB, och säljer sedan produkterna över hela världen. Proplate skulle vilja marknadsföra sig bättre och önskar att ta fram en katalog över den maximala kraften som kan appliceras på dragstagen, vilket konkurrenter som Macalloy och Pretec redan har för sina dragstag. Syftet med projektet är att undersöka dragstagen och den maximala kraften som dragstagen klarar av innan de går sönder. Dragstagen har modellerats upp i CAD-programmet Creo Parametric, och sedan skickats till finita-elementmetodsprogrammet ABAQUS för hållfasthetsanalyser. Tre olika typer av dragstag, och en fjärde variant (kallad valnöts-staget) som använts som ett sammankopplande element mellan olika typer av dragstagen, har undersökts. De har modellerats tillsammans med sprintar, för att hålla samman flera dragstag, och en konstruktion vid namn loader, som ska förenkla kraftapplikationssteget i analyserna. De tre olika typerna av dragstag har analyserats individuellt och sammankopplade till andra dragstag samtidigt. Några av dragstagen kunde direkt sammankopplas till andra dragstag med hjälp av sprintar, men andra behövde valnöts-staget för att sammankoppla dragstagen till varandra. Projektet var avgränsat så att utmattningslaster, vilket är en mycket viktig faktor, inte analyserades. Resultatet från hållfasthetsanalyserna visar att spänningarna i ytan kring ett hål i kanterna av dragstagen blir som störst, och den maximala kraften som dragstagen kan klara av är beroende på denna yta. Dragstagens längd, tjocklek och orientering i rummet har varierat, och den maximala kraften som varje modell kan klara av har tabellerats. Dragstagens längd och riktning i rummet påverkade inte resultatet när individuella dragstag analyserades, men dess tjocklek gjorde det. Både längden och tjockleken av dragstagen påverkade resultatet när flera dragstag blivit sammankopplade till varandra. Tabellerna visar den absolut maximala kraften som dragstagen kan klara av. Proplate kan använda dessa tabeller till deras katalog, och de kan också lägga till en säkerhetsfaktor på modellerna för att göra dem säkrare. En annan del av analyserna var att undersöka fördelarna och nackdelarna om sprintarna, som är det sammankopplande elementet mellan de olika dragstagen, blivit utbytta mot skruvar istället. Resultatet beskriver vilken sträckgräns som skulle behövas för skruvarnas material och hur strukturen skulle bete sig i jämförelse till den nuvarande strukturen. En större undersökning angående effekten med skruvar kan vara en bra fortsättning på arbetet efter detta projekt, tillsammans med andra undersökningar som exempelvis angående användning av tryckstag.
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Validation of Finite Element Model of a Tetra Pak PackageMohamed Ali, Warsame, Hashi, Abdullahi Abdi January 2023 (has links)
There is a high dependency on accurate finite element models in the packaging industry for concept selection, design and virtual validation of packages. One of themost used materials for these packages is High-Density Polyethylene (HDPE). Thismaterial is highly anisotropic, strain rate dependent and has different behavior intension and compression.The objective of this thesis is to improve the existing constitutive model of HDPEthrough additional material characterization experiments and validate those models.For this purpose, strain rate dependencies of the material on elastic and hardeningresponse are included in the constitutive model. In addition to that, the compressivebehavior of HDPE was incorporated in the model as well. The anisotropy of HDPEwas modeled using the Hill48 yield criterion which was characterized by performingmultiple uniaxial tensile tests in the three directions: Machine Direction (MD), 45◦and Cross Direction (CD).Validation was done on the coupon test and compression test on the package.The result displayed that the results from the physical test are comparable with theresults obtained from the FE-models.From the tensile tests, the deformation of HDPE in MD and 45◦ was successfullycaptured and validated. While for the CD direction, the deformation could be captured but not validated against FE-model. Furthermore, the test results displayedthat the material HDPE exhibits a significant degree of anisotropy. In conclusion,the project contributed knowledge and understanding of how a Tetra Pak® packagebehaved during top load compression / Det finns ett stort behov av exakta finita element-modeller inom förpackningsindustrin för konceptval, design och virtuell validering av paket. Ett av de mest användamaterialen för dessa förpackningar är Högdensitetspolyeten (HDPE). Detta materialär mycket anisotropiskt, töjningshastighetsberoende och har olika beteende i dragoch tryckspänning.Syftet med detta projektet är att förbättra den befintliga konstitutiva modellenav HDPE genom ytterligare materialkaraktärisering för experimenten och valideradessa modeller. För detta ändamål ingår töjningshastighet hos materialet för elasticitet och spänning-töjningskurva i den konstitutiva modellen. Utöver det användsäven HDPE:s tryckbeteende i modellen. Anisotropin av HDPE modellerades medanvändning av Hill48 som kännetecknades av att utföra flera enaxliga dragtester itre riktningar: Machine Direction (MD), 45◦ och Cross Direction (CD).Validering gjordes på dragprovstestet och trycktestet på förpackningen. Resultatet visade att resultaten från det fysiska testet är jämförbara med resultaten frånFE-modellerna.Från dragprovstesterna fångades och validerades deformationen av HDPE i MDoch 45◦framgångsrikt. Medan för CD-riktningen kunde deformationen fångas meninte valideras mot FE-modellen. Testresultaten visade också att materialet HDPEuppvisar en betydande grad av anisotropi. Sammanfattningsvis bidrog projektet medkunskap och förståelse för hur ett Tetra Pak®-paket betedde sig under trycktest
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Gearbox housing design – topology optimization through generative design / Optimering av växellådshusIvanov, Dinko January 2018 (has links)
Detta examensarbete använder ett systematiskt tillvägagångssätt för att omkonstruera ett växellådshus till ett elektriskt fordon med avsikt att förbättra prestanda med avseende på hållfasthet, livslängd och styvhet. I examensarbetet ges även en kort beskrivning av hur växellådan fungerar, vilken roll den spelar i de elektriska fordonen, samt grundläggande teori som används vid konstruktion av liknande växellådor. Den huvudsakliga arbetsmetoden som använts för att nå målen är topologioptimering och olika lösningar har simulerats för att förenkla den framtida omkonstruktionen. Analyser av de olika resultaten har lett fram till ett grovt förslag på hur växellådshuset kan utformas. Det resultatet förkastades efter det att några extra simuleringar gjorts. Även om inget slutgiltigt förslag hittades, har detta examensarbete tagit fram en bra grund och vägvisning för att senare lyckas med uppdraget. / This thesis targets a systematic approach for redesign of the gearbox housing for an electrical vehicle, with an intention to improve its performance in terms of structural integrity, durability and compliance. Throughout the work, a brief overview of gearbox purpose, position and significance in context of electric vehicles has been presented, some theoretical background concerning design of similar gearboxes is presented and underlying theoretical fundamentals are reviewed. Topology optimization has been utilized as the main method for achieving the goals and various solving runs were performed in order to ease the subsequent redesign. Interpretations of multiple result sets led to a rough outline guess of a possible solution candidate. After supplementary studies, that solution was later discarded. In the end, although no final redesign was generated, clear and comprehensive directions for achieving the targeted goal have been formulated.
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[pt] ANÁLISE NUMÉRICA DO COMPORTAMENTO MECÂNICO DE BAINHAS DE CIMENTO EM POÇOS ATRAVÉS DE FORMAÇÕES SALINAS / [en] NUMERICAL ANALYSIS OF THE MECHANICAL BEHAVIOR OF CEMENT SHEATHS IN WELLS THROUGH SALT FORMATIONSPHILLIP AFONSO DE MELO GRAINGER 31 October 2024 (has links)
[pt] Existem muitas formações no mundo hoje que armazenam uma quantidade
significante de petróleo, sendo um grande valor para a indústria petroleira. As
bacias de Pré-sal da costa do Brasil atualmente estão em grande foco devido aos
descobrimentos recentes de petróleo e os desafios que eles criam na perfuração.
Ao contrário de muitas formações, a rocha salina exibe fluência, uma vez que, a
perfuração seja realizada a rocha começa se realiviar das tensões geostáticas por
fechamento com o tempo. A profundidade e os altos níveis de tensões induzidas
pelo sal no revestimento requerem a cimentação para fornecer estabilidade
adicional. Mesmo assim, um defeito no cimento complica a análise para os
engenheiros a modelar e predizer seu comportamento. Um revestimento bem
cimentado não é sempre alcançado em águas profundas. A geometria e o tamanho
têm uma grande influência nas tensões no defeito do cimento. A ovalização do
revestimento pode reduzir as tensões máximas de compressão induzidas pelo sal
dependendo da geometria do defeito. Excentricidade reduz os efeitos da
ovalização enquanto muda o estado de tensões do cimento. Portanto, é importante
que o cimento e o sal sejam entendidos inteiramente a fim de realizar decisões
racionais em engenharia. O foco desta pesquisa é atingir um conhecimento mais
profundo de poços de offshore mal cimentados sujeitos ao carregamento não
uniforme. Um modelo de elementos finitos foi gerado pelo software Abaqus para
implementar simulações e análise de vários cenários de falhas no cimento. / [en] There exist several salt rock formations in the world today which store a
substantial amount of oil, being a great asset to the petroleum industry. The pre-salt basins off the coast of Brazil have been a primary focus due to the challenges
they provide in oil drilling. Unlike most formations, salt rock exhibits creep behavior where, once the drilling has been performed, the rock begins to relieve
itself from the applied stress by closing gradually with time. This may lead to
cases of well collapse and well abandonment, creating an economical issue to oil
drillers. Well cementing is always seeked to be performed with excellence, caution and thoroughness. Nevertheless, an unevenly distributed cement job complicates the analysis for engineers to model and predict its behavior. A well-cemented casing is not always achieved in deepwater wells. Geometry and size
greatly influence the stresses on the defected area. Hence, it is important that the
cement and salt formation be fully understood in order to make rational engineering decisions. The focus of this research study is to attain a deeper understanding
of poorly-cemented offshore wells subjected to non-uniform salt loading. A finite
element model was generated by the commercial software program Abaqus to
implement simulations and analyses of various failure scenarios.
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Mekaniska beräkningar av armeringstråd vid förläggning på högspänningskablar / Mechanical calculations of reinforcing wire upon the application on high voltage cablesNilsson, Philip January 2014 (has links)
This thesis has taken place at ABB High Voltage Cables in Karlskrona and focuses on their reinforcement process (AR50) which reinforces the cable by application of reinforcement wires. The research is strictly limited to only the short period during the application of the wire on the cable and investigates stress differences in one reinforcing wire depending on cable - and wire dimensions as well as brake forces used in the production. The study follows a model - and theory development research process combined with a testing process to obtain the results. The study aims is to increase and expand ABB's knowledge about the reinforcing process that is used to strengthen and protect ABB’s all different high voltage cables together with a computational calculation model. The model is developed in the FEA (Finite Element Analysis) program ABAQUS through a dynamic explicit model. An explanation of how the calculation model has been built and the parameters used are described in this report. These parts then contribute to the outcome of the study which provides a sense that the brake force used in AR50’s reinforcement process does not need to be controlled with a high precision so long as it is large enough to hold the reinforcement wire stretched upon the application. The study also shows that different cable - and wire dimensions does not affect the stress levels somewhat significantly by reinforcing the process and that the nipple used in reinforcement process to press down the reinforcing wire on the cable is the main source that determines how the stress distribution looks like on the reinforcement wire. / Detta examensarbete har tagit plats på ABB High Voltage Cables i Karlskrona och fokuserar på deras armeringsprocess (AR50) som förstärker kabeln genom påläggning av armeringstrådar. Arbetet är starkt begränsat till enbart den korta perioden för själva påläggningen av tråden och undersöker spänningsskillnader i en armeringstråd beroende på olika kabel – och tråddimensioner samt bromskrafter som används i produktionen. Studien följer en modell – och teoriutvecklande forskningsprocess kombinerat med ett utprövande resultatbildande. Studiens syfte är att tillsammans med en beräkningsmodell öka och fördjupa ABBs kunskaper kring armeringstråden som idag används för att stärka och skydda ABBs alla olika högspänningskablar. Beräkningsmodellen tas fram i FEA (Finita Element Analys) prorammet ABAQUS genom en dynamisk explicit modell. En förklaring till hur beräkningsmodellen har byggts upp och vilka parametrar som används beskrivs i rapporten. Dessa delar bidrar sedan till resultatet i studien som ger en bild av att bromskraften som används i AR50s armeringsprocessen inte behöver kontrolleras med en hög precision så länge den är tillräckligt stor för att hålla armeringstråden sträckt vid påläggningen. Studien visar också att olika kabel – och tråddimensioner inte påverkar spänningsnivåerna något markant vid armeringsprocessen och att nippeln som används i armeringsprocesen för att trycka ner armeringstråden mot kabeln bestämmer hur spänningsbilden ser ut. / <p>This thesis is kept confidential</p>
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The Fire Performance of Timber Floors in Multi-Storey BuildingsO'Neill, James William January 2013 (has links)
This research investigated the fire performance of unprotected timber floors, focussing on composite joist floors, composite box floors and timber-concrete composite floors. The study of these floors was conducted using the finite element software ABAQUS using a thermo-stress analysis in three dimensions, and with experimental fire tests of floor assemblies. The major goal of this research was to develop a simplified design approach for timber floors, validated against the numerical and experimental work.
Four furnace tests were conducted on unprotected timber floor systems in the full-scale furnace at the BRANZ facilities in New Zealand. The tested floors were one-way strip floors with pinned support conditions exposed to the ISO 834 standard fire for varying durations of 30 – 105 minutes. The floors were loaded under standard office loading conditions of 3.0kPa live and 1.0kPa superimposed dead loading. The charring rates of the LVL timber members were found to range from 0.66 – 0.86 mm/min across all specimens. When designed to resist a similar load level both the composite joist and box floor types had a similar response to the fire loads, however the joist floors exhibited increased upward burning through the beam members in the latter stages of testing which may contribute to earlier failure times for smaller floor geometries.
A sequentially coupled thermal-stress analysis was conducted to determine the effects of a fire on floor assemblies under load. Firstly a thermal analysis was performed to determine the temperature profile of the floor assemblies for the duration of modelling, and then a stress analysis was performed using the temperature profile as input into the structural model. With regards to the thermal modelling, a proposed set of effective values was used to account for the mass transfer processes occurring in the timber. The thermal modelling predicted the charring damage of the floors tested in the experiments to within a few millimetres of precision, and the simplified assumptions made in relation to fire inputs, boundary conditions, mesh refinement and effective material parameters were accurate to the desired level of precision. A sensitivity study was conducted comparing different mesh sizes, time step sizes, material model approaches and software suites to determine any shortfalls which may be encountered in the analysis. It was found that a material model adopting a latent heat approach was the most adequate for modelling timber in fires using these effective values, and mesh sizes of up to 6 mm produced relatively precise results.
The structural modelling predicted the displacement response and failure times of the floors to within 20% of the experimental data, and the simplified assumptions made in relation to fire inputs, boundary conditions, mesh refinement and effective material properties were once again accurate to the desired level of precision. A modification to the reduction in tension strength at elevated temperatures was proposed to better predict the observed behaviour. A sensitivity study concluded that the material model definition plays a vital role in the output of the modelling. Non-standard fire exposures were also modelled for completeness.
A simplified design method to estimate the fire resistance of unprotected floor assemblies was also developed. The method uses a bi-linear charring rate the assumption of a zero strength layer in the timber. The method was compared to the experimental data from this research and others around the world. The results were also compared to other charring rate methodologies from around the world.
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