Closed jhkennedy closed 9 years ago
When testing the ability of FEvoR to calculate a "good" enhancement factor, I noticed bulk strain rate is not doing what is expected.
For shear stress, it's magnitude should be larger for a single maximum than for an isotropic distribution. E.g.:
./bin/enhancementFactor 10000.0 -10.0 0.0 0.0 500.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 100.0
is a run with a perfect single maximum, T = -10 degrees, only shear stress -- Szz = 500 Pa, for a 100 year time step.
M was: 1.2688e-16 M_iso was: 1.3922e-16 Enhancement factor was: 9.1132e-01
where the enhancement factor is
E = M / M_iso
When testing the ability of FEvoR to calculate a "good" enhancement factor, I noticed bulk strain rate is not doing what is expected.
For shear stress, it's magnitude should be larger for a single maximum than for an isotropic distribution. E.g.:
is a run with a perfect single maximum, T = -10 degrees, only shear stress -- Szz = 500 Pa, for a 100 year time step.
where the enhancement factor is