ADD POINTS BY EXTRAPOLATING SWIFT EXTRAPOLATION

Extends a stress-strain curve beyond the necking point using Swift power-law extrapolation. Provide the effective true stress–strain curve up to necking, the elastic modulus, Swift hardening exponent, and the desired strain range to generate a smoothly extrapolated full curve suitable for MAT_24 or similar material card input.

When to use

Classification: process.

Tagged: curve-extrapolation, extrapolation, hardening, mat_24, necking, power-law, stress-strain, swift.

Inputs

Label ID Type Default Required Description
Curve To Be Extrapolated curvetobeextrapolated vector   Effective true stress vs. true plastic strain curve measured up to the onset of necking (X = strain, Y = stress); leave unconnected only if you intend to supply all parameters without a seed curve.
Emod emod scalar 210   Young’s modulus (GPa or consistent unit matching the stress axis of the input curve); default 210 GPa is appropriate for steel — change for aluminium, titanium, etc.
N n scalar 0   Swift hardening exponent n controlling the slope of the power-law extrapolation (σ = C·εⁿ); default 0 disables extrapolation slope — set to the fitted n value from tensile test data.
X Begin x_begin scalar 0   Strain value at which the extrapolated region starts (typically the last measured strain point); default 0 — should be set to the necking-onset strain of the input curve.
X End x_end scalar 1   Strain value at which extrapolation terminates (i.e., maximum true plastic strain in the output); default 1.0 — adjust to the fracture strain or simulation requirement.
Number Of Points numberof_points scalar 100   Total number of evenly spaced data points in the output extrapolated curve; default 100 — increase for smoother curves in high-strain-rate or fine-mesh simulations.

Outputs

Label ID Type Description
curve_swift_extrapolate_output_1 curve_swift_extrapolate_output_1 vector Full true stress vs. true plastic strain curve with Swift-extrapolated points appended beyond the necking strain, ready for use as a material hardening curve in LS-DYNA MAT_24 or equivalent.

Disciplines

  • data.curve.transform
  • engineering.material.calibration
  • engineering.material.characterization

Runnable example

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