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- 2025Bond and cracking behavior of tailored limestone calcined clay cement-based composites including bicomponent polypropylene fibers with enhanced mechanical interlockingcitations
- 2024The microlayer model: A novel analytical homogenisation scheme for materials with rigid particles and deformable matrix - applied to simulate concretecitations
- 2024Investigation and Validation of a Shape Memory Alloy Material Model Using Interactive Fibre Rubber Compositescitations
- 2024Experimental study and numerical simulation of the nailing process as a full sliding frictional contact problem using a displacement-driven approach
- 2023Fracture modeling by the eigenfracture approach for the implicit material point method frameworkcitations
- 2022A concept for data-driven computational mechanics in the presence of polymorphic uncertain propertiescitations
- 2022Development of load-bearing shell-type trc structures – initial numerical analysis
- 2022An anisotropic phase-field approach accounting for mixed fracture modes in wood structures within the Representative Crack Element frameworkcitations
- 2021Impaktsicherheit von Baukonstruktionen durch mineralisch gebundene Kompositecitations
- 2021Numerical studies of different mixed phase-field fracture models for simulating crack propagation in punctured EPDM strips
- 2020Using a New 3D-Printing Method to Investigate Rubber Friction Laws on Different Scalescitations
- 2018Data mining and machine learning methods applied to a numerical clinching model ; Data mining und maschinelle Lernverfahren für ein numerisches Clinchmodellcitations
- 2017Static and dynamic tensile shear test of glued lap wooden joint with four different types of adhesivescitations
- 2017Estimating shear properties of walnut wood: a combined experimental and theoretical approachcitations
- 2017Static and dynamic tensile shear test of glued lap wooden joint with four different types of adhesives.citations
- 2013Mechanical characterization of wood: An integrative approach ranging from nanoscale to structurecitations
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Experimental study and numerical simulation of the nailing process as a full sliding frictional contact problem using a displacement-driven approach
Abstract
The contribution at hand aims to numerically simulate the nail driving process using the finite element method. The geometrical constraint of the impenetrability between the surfaces of the two contacting bodies is delivered using a displacement-driven approach. The Coulomb friction law is employed to describe the interaction between two contacting surfaces, where the coefficient of friction is obtained experimentally. In this work, the driving of a nail into blocks of polyurethane (PUR) and spruce wood is simulated in a quasi-static manner. Von Mises plasticity is employed to model PUR, while a more complicated constitutive model is utilized for spruce wood. This constitutive formulation considers the influence of the grain direction as well as the nonlinear behavior of spruce wood. The driving forces obtained from the numerical simulation are compared to the experiments. Despite simplifications and assumptions, the comparison demonstrates reasonable agreement in the simulation of nailing into PUR. Under the same circumstances, the comparison in the case of spruce wood shows a more reasonable agreement at the initial stages but fails prematurely due to severe mesh distortion. Overlooking the distortion issue, which must be further investigated, the outcome demonstrates the stability and reliability of the material and contact model.