Математические модели технических тканей с покрытием

В последнее время интерес к мягким оболочечным конструкциям вновь возрос. Материалом, из которых выполнены подобные сооружения, является техническая ткань с покрытием. Важным аспектом при проектировании мягких оболочечных конструкций является исследование поведения технических тканей с покрытием при различных внешних воздействиях. В статье представлены наиболее распространенные и верифицированные с натурными испытаниями математические (численные) модели материала. Обычно, они делятся на две основные группы, учитывающие отдельно геометрическую и физическую нелинейность, которые характерны для технических тканей с покрытием. В основном, акцент в работе сделан на зарубежные модели, в связи с небольшим количеством отечественных разработок в области математических (численных) моделей материала.

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