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  • 2023A micromechanical mean-field homogenization surrogate for the stochastic multiscale analysis of composite materials failure6citations
  • 2023Redefinition of the interactions in Deep-Material-Networkscitations
  • 2023A micromechanical mean‐field homogenization surrogate for the stochastic multiscale analysis of composite materials failure6citations
  • 2023Three-scale bridging for woven composites using homogenization techniques4citations
  • 2022Pressure-dependent multiscale stochastic simulations using aMFH model constructed from full-field SVE realizationscitations
  • 2022Piecewise-uniform homogenization of heterogeneous composites using a spatial decomposition based on inelastic micromechanics4citations
  • 2021Per-phase spatial correlated damage models of UD fibre reinforced composites using mean-field homogenisation; applications to notched laminate failure and yarn failure7citations
  • 2021Micro-mechanics and data-driven based reduced order models for multi-scale analyses of woven composites40citations
  • 2019Damage to crack transition for ductile materials using a cohesive-band /discontinuous Galerkin frameworkcitations
  • 2019A micro-mechanical model of reinforced polymer failure with length scale effects and predictive capabilities. Validation on carbon fiber reinforced high-crosslinked RTM6 epoxy resin20citations
  • 2019Bayesian Identification of Mean-Field Homogenization model parameters and uncertain matrix behavior in non-aligned short fiber composites39citations
  • 2019Multiscale stochastic simulations using a MFH model constructed from full-field SVE realizationscitations
  • 2019An inverse Mean-Field-Homogenization-based micro-mechanical model for stochastic multiscale simulations of unidirectional compositescitations
  • 2018A damage to crack transition model accounting for stress triaxiality formulated in a hybrid non-local implicit discontinuous Galerkin - cohesive band model framework17citations
  • 2018An implicit non-local damage to crack transition framework for ductile materials involving a cohesive band modelcitations
  • 2018A Damage to Crack Transition Framework for Ductile Materials Accounting for Stress Triaxialitycitations
  • 2018A probabilistic Mean-Field-Homogenization approach applied to study unidirectional composite structurescitations
  • 2018Evaluation of microdamage initiation in Z-pinned laminates by means of automated RVE computations21citations
  • 2017Cohesive Band Model: a triaxiality-dependent cohesive model inside an implicit non-local damage to crack transition frameworkcitations
  • 2017Generation of unidirectional composite stochastic volume elements from micro-structural statistical informationcitations
  • 2016Cohesive band model: a triaxiality-dependent cohesive model for damage to crack transition in a non-local implicit discontinuous Galerkin frameworkcitations
  • 2016Mean-Field-Homogenization-based stochastic multiscale methods for composite materialscitations
  • 2016Simulations of composite laminates inter and intra-laminar failure using on a non-local mean-field damage-enhanced multi-scale methodcitations
  • 2016Failure multiscale simulations of composite laminates based on a non-local mean-field damage-enhanced homogenizationcitations
  • 2016Prediction of intra- and inter-laminar failure of laminates using non-local damage-enhanced mean-field homogenization simulationscitations
  • 2015A Non-Local Damage-Enhanced Incremental-Secant Mean-Field-Homogenization For Composite Laminate Failure Predictionscitations
  • 2015A study of composite laminates failure using an anisotropic gradient-enhanced damage mean-field homogenization model31citations
  • 2015An XFEM/CZM implementation for massively parallel simulations of composites fracture42citations
  • 2015An incremental-secant mean-field homogenisation method with second statistical moments for elasto-plastic composite materials25citations
  • 2014Muti-scale methods with strain-softening: damage-enhanced MFH for composite materials and computational homogenization for cellular materials with micro-bucklingcitations
  • 2013Non-local multiscale analyzes of composite laminates based on a damage-enhanced mean–field homogenization formulationcitations
  • 2013A micro-model of the intra-laminar fracture in fiber-reinforced composites based on a discontinuous Galerkin/extrinsic cohesive law methodcitations
  • 2013Modeling of damage to crack transition using a coupled discontinuous Galerkin/cohesive extrinsic law frameworkcitations
  • 2013A micro-meso-model of intra-laminar fracture in fiber-reinforced composites based on a Discontinuous Galerkin/Cohesive Zone Method57citations
  • 2013Non-local Damage-Enhanced MFH for Multiscale Simulations of Composites5citations
  • 2012Non-local damage-enhanced MFH for multiscale simulations of compositescitations
  • 2012Multiscale Simulations of Composites with Non-Local Damage-Enhanced Mean-Field Homogenizationcitations
  • 2012A multiscale mean-field homogenization method for fiber-reinforced composites with gradient-enhanced damage models46citations
  • 2011Multi‐scale modelling of fibre reinforced composite with non‐local damage variablecitations
  • 2010Evaluation of Tribo-Mechanical Properties of Thin Films Using Atomic Force Microscopecitations

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  • Calleja Vazquez, Juan Manuel
  • Nguyen, Van Dung
  • Noels, Ludovic
  • Vázquez, Juan Manuel Calleja
  • Nguyen, Vandung
  • Spilker, Kevin
  • Calleja, Juan Manuel
  • Adam, Laurent
  • Martiny, Philippe
  • Maillard, Etienne
  • Zhang, Tianyu
  • Leclerc, Julien
  • Zulueta Uriondo, Kepa
  • Arriaga, Aitor
  • Mahamedou, Mohamed
  • Major, Zoltan
  • Beex, Lars
  • Rappel, Hussein
  • Chung, Chi Nghia
  • Van Hemelrijck, Danny
  • Pierreux, Gerrit
  • Bidaine, Benoit
  • Nghia Chung, Chi
  • Lucas, Vincent
  • Bidaine, Benoît
  • Doghri, Issam
  • Sket, Federico
  • Makradi, Ahmed
  • Molina-Aldareguia, Jon M.
  • Samaniego, Cristobal
  • Tjahjanto, Denny
  • Houzeaux, Guillaume
  • Vazquez, Mariano
  • Casoni, Eva
  • Jérusalem, Antoine
  • Vigueras, Guillermo
  • Becker, Gauthier
  • Adam, L.
  • Rochus, Véronique
  • Golinval, Jean-Claude
  • Pustan, Marius
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A micromechanical mean‐field homogenization surrogate for the stochastic multiscale analysis of composite materials failure

  • Noels, Ludovic
  • Vázquez, Juan Manuel Calleja
  • Wu, Ling
  • Nguyen, Vandung
Abstract

<jats:title>Summary</jats:title><jats:p>This paper presents the construction of a mean‐field homogenization (MFH) surrogate for nonlinear stochastic multiscale analyses of two‐phase composites that allows the material response to be studied up to its failure. The homogenized stochastic behavior of the studied unidirectional composite material is first characterized through full‐field simulations on stochastic volume elements (SVEs) of the material microstructure, permitting to capture the effect of the microstructural geometric uncertainties on the material response. Then, in order to conduct the stochastic nonlinear multiscale simulations, the microscale problem is substituted by a pressure‐dependent MFH reduced order micromechanical model, that is, a MF‐ROM, whose properties are identified by an inverse process from the full‐field SVE realizations. Homogenized stress‐strain curves can be used for the identification process of the nonlinear range, however, a loss of size objectivity is encountered once the strain softening onset is reached. This work addresses this problematic introducing a calibration of the energy release rate obtained with a nonlocal MFH micromechanical model, allowing to scale the variability found on each SVE failure characteristics to the macroscale. The obtained random effective properties are then used as input of a data‐driven stochastic model to generate the complete random fields used to feed the stochastic MF‐ROM. To show the consistency of the methodology, two MF‐ROM constructed from SVEs of two different sizes are successively considered. The performance of the MF‐ROM is then verified against an experimental transverse‐compression test and against full‐field simulations through nonlocal Stochastic Finite Element Method (SFEM) simulations. The implementation of the energy release rate calibration allows to conduct stochastic studies on the failure characteristics of material samples without the need for costly experimental campaigns, paving the way for more complete and affordable virtual testing.</jats:p>

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • microstructure
  • phase
  • simulation
  • composite
  • compression test
  • random
  • homogenization
  • multiscale simulations