prin2effective
Below is a demonstration of the features of the prin2effective function
Contents
clear; close all; clc;
Syntax
[D_eff]=prin2effective(D1,D2,D3,typeFlag); [D_eff]=prin2effective(D,typeFlag);
Description
This function computes the effective/Von Mises stress or strain based on the input principal components. If typeFlag='stress' then the von Mises stress is computer. If typeflag='strain' the effective strain is computed.
Examples
Example 1: Computing von Mises stress from a triplet of principal stresses
% A zero Von Mises stress state S_prin=[2 2 2]; S_vm=prin2effective(S_prin,'stress') % A unit Von Mises stress state S_prin=[1 2 1]; S_vm=prin2effective(S_prin,'stress') % A sqrt(3) Von Mises stress state S_prin=[1 2 3]; S_vm=prin2effective(S_prin,'stress')
S_vm = 0 S_vm = 1 S_vm = 1.7321
Example 2: Computing effective strain from a triplet of principal strains
% A zero effective strain state E_prin=[0.5 0.5 0.5]; E_effective=prin2effective(E_prin,'strain') % A unit effective strain state E_prin=[0.5 2 2]; E_effective=prin2effective(E_prin,'strain') % A 1/3 effective strain state E_prin=[-0.25 0.25 0.25]; E_effective=prin2effective(E_prin,'strain')
E_effective = 0 E_effective = 1 E_effective = 0.3333
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