Isogeometric boundary element method for isotropic damage elastic mechanical problems

In this work, a complex isotropic damage mechanics structural model is developed using the isogeometric method to study the strain displacement and influence factors in isotropically damaged elastics. The proposed modeling method can be constructed dynamically by introducing control points and weight coefficients, which improves the accuracy and eliminates mesh errors, and the boundary element method is used for theoretical analysis and calculation of damage mechanics. For the description of irregular geometric models, the isogeometric method has unparalleled superiority. The isogeometric method can seamlessly connect the geometry generated by the advantages of CAD and CAE, and the combination of the two methods is very useful for the future extension of IGABEM to practical engineering applications. At the same time, we use the source point isolation method to establish the boundary-domain integral equations and use the radial integration method to solve the domain integrals. Compared with the traditional boundary element method, the isogeometric boundary element method makes the construction of complex models simple. The numerical results show that the numerical method has good stability and robustness, which provides strong support for further software integration.

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In this work, a complex isotropic damage mechanics structural model is developed using the isogeometric method to study the strain displacement and influence factors. The proposed modeling method improves accuracy and eliminates mesh errors by introducing control points and weight coefficients dynamically. The isogeometric method has unparalleled advantages in describing irregular geometric models and seamlessly connecting the advantages of CAD and CAE.