DOE OSTI · 1887384
Improved Axisymmetric and High Temperature Material Structural Modeling in MOOSE and NEML
Abstract
This report describes improvements made to the solid mechanics formulation in the MOOSE open source finite element simulation environment and the open source Nuclear Engineering Material model Library (NEML) for mechanical constitutive models. The focus of these improvements is to improve the usability and performance of simulations involving one or both pieces of software. Specifically, this work completes a new system for solid mechanics simulations in the MOOSE ecosystem providing exact linearizations and optimal (quadratic) convergence, for a variety of coordinate systems and material types, including large deformation simulations. This work then provides users a framework to build highly efficient mechanical simulations of structures or materials or to couple in additional MOOSE physics modules to build complex, scalable multiphysics simulations.
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Hu, Tianchen, Messner, Mark C.. 2022-09-01. Improved Axisymmetric and High Temperature Material Structural Modeling in MOOSE and NEML. https://doi.org/10.2172/1887384
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