The estimation of material parameters of a fluid-solid mixture

O.M.G.C. Op den Camp, M.H. Houten, van, C.W.J. Oomens, F.E. Veldpaus, J.D. Janssen, J.J. Kok

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Abstract

A numerical-experimental technique for the characterization of the mechanical behaviour of materials modeled as a mixture of an elastic solid matrix and an ideal fluid, is presented. Starting point is an identification technique, similar to the technique presented by Hendriks (1991). This technique uses the differences between measured and computed field quantities to adjust a priori estimates of material parameters. In this paper parameter identification based on combined fluid pressure and displacement measurements is investigated. As a simple test problem a simulation of a bulge compression experiment is considered. In this ‘experiment’ it is possible to estimate Young’s modulus E, Poisson’s ratio v, and the permeability K of the solid phase. From these tests it can be concluded that it is worthwhile to use both pressure and displacement measurements for the estimation process.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationProceedings of the 1st international DIANA conference on computational mechanics
Editorsxx Ger M.A. Kusters, xx Max A.N. Hendriks
Place of PublicationDordrecht
PublisherKluwer Academic Publishers
Pages85-92
Publication statusPublished - 1994
Eventconference; DIANA computational mechanics : 1st international conference on computational mechanics, Delft 1994; 1994-10-01; 1994-10-01 -
Duration: 1 Oct 19941 Oct 1994

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Conferenceconference; DIANA computational mechanics : 1st international conference on computational mechanics, Delft 1994; 1994-10-01; 1994-10-01
Period1/10/941/10/94
OtherDIANA computational mechanics : 1st international conference on computational mechanics, Delft 1994

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