COMPUTE RATE EFFECTS BASED ON THE LOCATION OF THE STRAIN

Computes strain-rate effect scale factors from a table of strain-rate/curve pairs by locating the appropriate rate based on the current strain location. Use this worker to extract rate-dependent scaling curves (e.g. for MAT_24 or similar material cards) from a defined rate-curve table.

When to use

Classification: process.

Tagged: define_table, mat_24, material_curves, rate_dependent, rate_effects, scale_factor, strain_rate.

Inputs

Label ID Type Default Required Description
Table With Rates And Curves table define_table A define_table object containing paired strain-rate values and their associated stress-strain curves; each row should map a strain rate to its corresponding curve.
Type Of Scaling Used sf_type string max   Method used to compute the scale factor for each curve: ‘max’ uses the y-maximum of each curve (default), ‘yfirst’ uses the first y-value, ‘ylast’ uses the last y-value, or a numeric x-value can be entered to evaluate the scale factor at that specific abscissa.

Outputs

Label ID Type Description
curves_add_strain_rate_curves curves_add_strain_rate_curves vector Vector of scaled strain-rate curves derived from the input table, ready for downstream material card authoring or rate-effect analysis.

Disciplines

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

Runnable example

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