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4.1.3.1 Carter-Hayes
The material type for a Carter-Hayes material is Carter-Hayes. The following parameters must be defined:
<E0> | Young's modulus at reference density | [P] |
<rho0> | reference density | [M/L ] |
<gamma> | exponent of solid-bound molecule density for calculation of Young's modulus | [ ] |
<v> | Poisson's ratio | [ ] |
<sbm> | index of solid bound molecule | [ ] |
This model describes an unconstrained neo-Hookean material [19] whose Young's modulus is a power-law function of the referential apparent density of a solid-bound molecule. It is derived from the following hyperelastic strain-energy function: Here, is the right Cauchy-Green deformation tensor and is the determinant of the deformation gradient tensor.
Young's modulus depends on according to a power law [20, 21], This type of material references a solid-bound molecule that belongs to a multiphasic mixture. Therefore this material may only be used as the solid (or a component of the solid) in a multiphasic mixture (Section 4.10↓). The solid-bound molecule must be defined in the <Globals> section (Section 3.4.3↑) and must be included in the multiphasic mixture using a <solid_bound> tag. The parameter sbm must refer to the global index of that solid-bound molecule. The value of is specified within the <solid_bound> tag. If a chemical reaction is defined within that multiphasic mixture that alters the value of , lower and upper bounds may be specified for this referential density within the <solid_bound> tag to prevent from reducing to zero or achieving excessively elevated values.
Example:
<material id="1" name="solid matrix" type="multiphasic"> <phi0>0</phi0> <solid_bound sbm="1"> <rho0>1</rho0> <rhomin>0.1</rhomin> <rhomax>5</rhomax> </solid_bound> <fixed_charge_density>0</fixed_charge_density> <solid type="Carter-Hayes"> <sbm>1</sbm> <E0>10000</E0> <rho0>1</rho0> <gamma>2.0</gamma> <v>0</v> </solid> <permeability type="perm-const-iso"> <perm>1</perm> </permeability> <osmotic_coefficient type="osm-coef-const"> <osmcoef>1</osmcoef> </osmotic_coefficient> <reaction name="solid remodeling" type="mass-action-forward"> <Vbar>0</Vbar> <vP sbm="1">1</vP> <forward_rate type="Huiskes reaction rate"> <B>1</B> <psi0>0.01</psi0> </forward_rate> </reaction> </material>