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4.4.3 User-supplied

For the user-supplied hyperelasticity model you must specify two sets of input data: for the deviatoric and for the hydrostatic strain energy functions. DIANA will pass the data to the user-supplied subroutine USRRUB11.1.3].

Deviatoric strain energy    (syntax)


\begin{figure}\centering
\begin{tabbing}
\texttt{'MATERI'}
\\ [-1.0ex]
\rule{14...
...ttt{USRIND}\>\texttt{\textit{usrind}}\(_{i\ldots}\,\) \end{tabbing} \end{figure}


RUBBER USER
indicates that the deviatoric strain energy function is defined via a user-supplied Fortran subroutine [§11.1.3].

RUBMOD
keyword usrkey is passed to argument usrkey of the user-supplied subroutine.

RUBVAL
rubval is a series of rubber parameters. These parameters cannot be modified in the subroutine.

USRSTA
usrsta are the initial values of a series of internal state variables. These variables may be used and modified in the subroutine.

USRIND
usrind are the initial values of a series of integer indicator variables. These variables may be used and modified in the subroutine.

    (file.dat)


'MATERI'
    1  RUBBER   USER
       RUBMOD   MYMODL
       RUBVAL   1.0
       USRSTA   0.0
       USRIND   0 0


Hydrostatic strain energy    (syntax)


\begin{figure}\centering
\begin{tabbing}
\texttt{'MATERI'}
\\ [-1.0ex]
\rule{14...
...{COMVAL}\>\texttt{\textit{comval}}\(_{r\ldots}\,\){]} \end{tabbing} \end{figure}


COMPRE USER
indicates that the hydrostatic strain energy function is defined via a user-supplied Fortran subroutine [§11.1.3].

BULK
k is the bulk modulus $ \kappa$ . ( $ \kappa$ $ \geq$ 0 ) [ $ \kappa$ = 106 ] This parameter is applied to setup the linear elastic stiffness, it is not used in the subroutine.

COMVAL
comval is a series of initial compressibility parameters. These parameters cannot be modified in the subroutine.

    (file.dat)


'MATERI'
    1  COMPRE   USER
       BULK     1000.
       COMVAL   1.0 2.0



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DIANA-9.3 User's Manual - Material Library
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