Evaluation of ductile fracture criteria in combination with a homogenous polynomial yield function for edge splitting damage of DP steels
Author:
Akşen Toros Arda1, Şener Bora2, Esener Emre3, Firat Mehmet4ORCID
Affiliation:
1. Mechanical Engineering , Sakarya University , Esentepe Campus M7 No: 7207 , Sakarya 54050 , Türkiye 2. Mechanical Engineering , Yildiz Technical University , Istanbul 34349 , Türkiye 3. Bilecik Seyh Edebali University , Bilecik , Türkiye 4. Mechanical Engineering , Sakarya University , Esentepe Campus , Sakarya 54050 , Türkiye
Abstract
Abstract
This study investigates the formability characteristics of dual phase steels (DP600 and DP800) under flange stretching conditions through hole expansion tests. The hole-splitting initiation was numerically predicted using ductile damage functions coupled with an orthotropic plasticity model. Therefore, a polynomial yield criterion coupled with three damage criteria, namely generalized plastic work, void growth model, and a shear ductile fracture model, is implemented into Marc software by the user defined material subroutine. Thus, the fracture stroke, hole expansion ratio, and fracture initiation location were estimated for both steels. The polynomial yield criterion could capture the anisotropic features of the dual phase steels. Furthermore, the stress triaxiality-based criteria were reasonably accurate in stretching limit predictions of both steels’ grades. Nevertheless, plastic work predicted the fracture strokes and hole expansion ratios noticeably lower than the experimental outcomes for both steels. In addition, all the numerical results captured the exact fracture initiation location for DP600, while a slight discrepancy was observed for DP800. All ductile fracture models pointed out the identical crack location, which shows the cruciality of the yield criterion for locating the fracture initiation in hole expansion test. Consequently, both void growth model and shear ductile fracture model showed accurate performances conforming to the stress triaxiality was found to be more dominant than the Lode parameter.
Funder
Yildiz Technical University
Publisher
Walter de Gruyter GmbH
Subject
Mechanical Engineering,Mechanics of Materials,General Materials Science
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