ADD POINTS BY EXTRAPOLATING SWIFT EXTRAPOLATION

Extends an effective stress–strain curve beyond the necking point using Swift power-law extrapolation (σ = C·εⁿ). Provide the true stress–strain curve up to necking, the Swift hardening exponent n, the target end strain, and the desired point count to obtain a smoothly extrapolated output curve suitable for MAT_24 or similar material cards.

When to use

Classification: process.

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

Inputs

Label ID Type Default Required Description
Curves To Be Extrapolated curvestobeextrapolated vector   Effective true stress–strain curve(s) defined up to the necking point (dimensionless strain vs. stress in consistent units); accepts multiple curves.
Swift N swift_n scalar 0.05   Swift power-law hardening exponent n (dimensionless); controls the slope of the extrapolated region — default 0.05 is a typical value for sheet metals.
X End x_end scalar 1.0   Target end strain value (dimensionless, engineering or true strain consistent with input) at which the extrapolated curve terminates; default 1.0.
Number Of Points numberof_points scalar 100   Total number of evenly spaced data points in the extrapolated output curve; default 100 is sufficient for most material card definitions.

Outputs

Label ID Type Description
curves_swift_extrapolate_output_1 curves_swift_extrapolate_output_1 vector Extrapolated stress–strain curve(s) extended to x_end via Swift power-law, returned as a vector of (strain, stress) pairs with numberof_points data points.

Disciplines

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

Runnable example

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