Thursday, September 21

MS9
Computational Modelling of Problems of Viscoelasticity

10:30 AM-12:30 PM
Monticello

As advanced engineering applications require more sophisticated damping mechanisms, it is becoming necessary to develop similarly sophisticated theoretical and numerical simulation techniques for the viscoelastic materials used for the damping. The speakers will address research broadly focused on: adaptive finite element modelling using both hereditary integral and internal variable constitutive models, and nonlinear hysteritic models for filled elastomers. It is anticipated that the presentations will interest engineers working on damping, as well as mathematicians working on numerical viscoelasticity.

Organizers: John R. Whiteman and Simon Shaw
Brunel University, United Kingdom
10:30-10:55 Modelling and Finite Element Analysis of Applied Viscoelasticity Problems
John R. Whiteman, Organizer
11:00-11:25 An Energy Based Model of Viscoelastic Shear Deformation in Rubber
Arthur R. Johnson, Army Research Laboratory, NASA Langley Research Center, USA
11:30-11:55 Modeling of Nonlinear Hysteresis in Elastomers Under Uniaxial Tension and Simple Shear
H. T. Banks and Gabriella A. Pinter, North Carolina State University, USA
12:00-12:25 Adaptive Finite Element Solution of Quasistatic Viscoelasticity Problems
Simon Shaw, Organizer

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