MÉTODO DOS ELEMENTOS FINITOS GENERALIZADOS COM ENRIQUECIMENTO DE INTERFACE PARA MATERIAIS COMPÓSITOS
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https://doi.org/10.26512/ripe.v2i14.21369Keywords:
MEF. MEFG. Interface. Materiais Compósitos.Abstract
Este artigo tem como objetivo apresentar uma formulação não convencional do método dos elementos finitos (MEF). O método dos elementos finitos generalizados (MEFG) foi formulado a fim de melhorar a aproximação dos problemas de valor de contorno com soluções descontínuas devido a diferentes interfaces de materiais. Foi apresentado uma técnica levando em consideração a interface do material em compósitos sem a correspondência da malha de elementos finitos com o contorno dos diferentes materiais nos membros estruturais: chapas com dois materiais e compósitos heterogêneos (matriz e inclusões). Os resultados foram comparados com soluções simuladas pelo MEF, mostrando a eficiência do método e modelo proposto. A estratégia demonstrou potencial para resolver problemas com gradiente descontínuo causado pela interface material.
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