A nonlinear polycrystalline ice elastoplastic contact model and its application
Xiaolin Li, Ge Zhang, Xinyi Chen, Guojin Qin, Guojin Qin, Guojin Qin
TL;DR
This paper introduces a new model to simulate the mechanical behavior of polycrystalline ice, aiding in predicting glacier stability and collapse risks due to climate change.
Contribution
A novel elastoplastic contact model for polycrystalline ice is developed and validated for glacier stability simulations.
Findings
The proposed model accurately reflects the deformation characteristics of polycrystalline ice.
Numerical simulations using the model align well with experimental results from biaxial shear tests.
The model provides a foundation for multi-field coupling research and glacier stability analysis.
Abstract
With the gradual warming of the global climate, the possibility and risk of large-scale sliding and collapse disasters of glaciers, large ice sheets, and thicker ice sheets have increased. Using the discrete element numerical method to analyze glacier stability is of great importance for polar disaster prediction. A contact model, which can accurately reflect the mechanical properties of polycrystalline ice, is key to conducting a discrete element numerical simulation of glacier stability. Based on the results of conventional triaxial compression tests on polycrystalline ice, we proposed an elastoplastic contact model. A custom contact model subroutine (dynamic link library [DLL]) for the two-dimensional particle flow code (PFC2D) was generated using C++. A self-defined contact model subroutine (DLL) was used to simulate the biaxial shear of the flexible film at different temperatures.…
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