N. Huber et C. Tsakmakis, Determination of Poisson's ratio by spherical indentation using neural networks - Part II: Identification method, J APPL MECH, 68(2), 2001, pp. 224-229
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3
Categorie Soggetti
Mechanical Engineering
Journal title
JOURNAL OF APPLIED MECHANICS-TRANSACTIONS OF THE ASME
In a previous paper it has been shown that the load and the unloading stiff
ness are, among others, explicit functions of the Poisson's ratio, Efa sphe
rical indenter is pressed into a metal material. These functions can be inv
erted by using neural networks in order to determine the Poisson 's ratio a
s a function of the load and the unloading stiffness measured at different
depths. Also, the inverse function possesses as an argument the ratio of th
e penetration depth and that depth, at which plastic yield occurs for the f
irst time. The latter quantity cannot be measured easily. In the present pa
per same neural networks are developed in order to identify the value of Po
isson 's ratio, After preparing the input darn appropriately, two neural ne
tworks are trained, the first one being related to Set 2 of the previous pa
per: In order to avoid an explicit measurement of the yield depth, the seco
nd neural network has to be trained in such a way, that its solution inters
ects with that of Set 2 at the correct value of Poisson 's ratio. This allo
ws to identify, Poisson's ratio with high accuracy within the domain of fin
ite element data.