Sonlu eleman hiperelastik modellerle karakterize edilen bir elastomerik mesnedin doğrulanması

Elastomerik mesnet, bir yapının çok önemli bir unsurudur. Bu elemanların farklı yükler altındaki davranışını incelemek için, doğrusal olmayan hiperelastik modeli doğru bir şekilde tahmin etmek için doğru bir gerinim enerjisi fonksiyonu seçilmelidir. Sismik kuvvetlere karşı bina temellerinde kullanılan çelik tabakalarla güçlendirilmiş bir elastomerik mesnet numunesi üzerinde gerçekleştirilen fiziksel basınç testi yapıldı. Fiziksel testleri simüle etmek için bir sonlu eleman yazılımı kullanılmıştır. Hata yüzdesi hesaplandı ve test verisiyle yedi model arasında karşılaştırma yapıldı. Bu yedi modelin sonuçları, en uygun formu seçmek için doğrulanmıştır. Birden çok model, bu eleman davranışının doğru bir tahminini verdi. Azaltılmış Polinom formu ise basınç testlerini modellemek için en iyi seçimdi ve sonlu elemanlar simülasyonu, eğri uydurma ve hata yüzdesi bakımından eğilme davranışı için doğru bir tahmin gösterdi.

Anahtar Kelimeler:

Elastomerik mesnet, Hyperelastic malzeme, Sonlu eleman modeli, azaltılmış polinom modeli, Neo-Hooke

Validation of an elastomeric bearing characterized with finite element hyperelastic models

Elastomeric bearing is a crucial element of a structure. To study these elements' behavior under different loads, a correct strain energy function should be selected to predict the nonlinear hyperelastic behavior accurately. Physical compression test performed on a sample of a steel laminated elastomeric bearing, which is originally used on structure foundation to resist seismic forces. A finite element software was used to simulate physical test for seven different hyperelastic models. Error percentages were also calculated and compared between all models with the experimental data. The results of these seven models were validated in order to select the most fitted form. Multiple models gave an accurate prediction of this element behavior. Reduced Polynomial form was the best choice to model compression tests and the finite element simulation showed an accurate prediction for bearing behavior, the model curve is perfectly fitted with the physical test curve and the maximum error percentage was less than 7% and less than 2% minimum error.

Keywords:

Elastomeric bearing, Hyperelastic material, Finite element model, Reduced polynomial, Neo-Hooke,

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