Abstract
The mechanical behavior of porous ceramic materials with a stochastic structure of their pore space is numerically studied during shear loading. The calculations are performed by the mobile cellular automaton method. A procedure is proposed for a numerical description of the internal structure of such materials using the dispersion of the pore distribution in layers that are parallel to the loading direction in a sample. The dependence of the macroscopic elastic properties of porous media on their internal structure is analyzed. Samples with spherical pores and pores extended along the loading direction exhibit a correlation between their average shear modulus and the dispersion of a pore distribution. Thus, the results obtained indicate that the shear modulus of such media is a structure-sensitive property. The proposed approach can be applied to compare the elastic properties of samples using data on their pore structure.
| Original language | English |
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| Pages (from-to) | 758-761 |
| Number of pages | 4 |
| Journal | Technical Physics |
| Volume | 54 |
| Issue number | 5 |
| DOIs | |
| Publication status | Published - 1 May 2009 |
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Dependence of the macroscopic elastic properties of porous media on the parameters of a stochastic spatial pore distribution. / Konovalenko, Ig S.; Smolin, A. Yu; Korostelev, S. Yu; Psakh'E, S. G.
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T1 - Dependence of the macroscopic elastic properties of porous media on the parameters of a stochastic spatial pore distribution
AU - Konovalenko, Ig S.
AU - Smolin, A. Yu
AU - Korostelev, S. Yu
AU - Psakh'E, S. G.
PY - 2009/5/1
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N2 - The mechanical behavior of porous ceramic materials with a stochastic structure of their pore space is numerically studied during shear loading. The calculations are performed by the mobile cellular automaton method. A procedure is proposed for a numerical description of the internal structure of such materials using the dispersion of the pore distribution in layers that are parallel to the loading direction in a sample. The dependence of the macroscopic elastic properties of porous media on their internal structure is analyzed. Samples with spherical pores and pores extended along the loading direction exhibit a correlation between their average shear modulus and the dispersion of a pore distribution. Thus, the results obtained indicate that the shear modulus of such media is a structure-sensitive property. The proposed approach can be applied to compare the elastic properties of samples using data on their pore structure.
AB - The mechanical behavior of porous ceramic materials with a stochastic structure of their pore space is numerically studied during shear loading. The calculations are performed by the mobile cellular automaton method. A procedure is proposed for a numerical description of the internal structure of such materials using the dispersion of the pore distribution in layers that are parallel to the loading direction in a sample. The dependence of the macroscopic elastic properties of porous media on their internal structure is analyzed. Samples with spherical pores and pores extended along the loading direction exhibit a correlation between their average shear modulus and the dispersion of a pore distribution. Thus, the results obtained indicate that the shear modulus of such media is a structure-sensitive property. The proposed approach can be applied to compare the elastic properties of samples using data on their pore structure.
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