Abstract
This paper reviews several existing peridynamic models for frictional contact (previously documented only in the gray literature), and extends them to remedy various shortcomings. In particular, we introduce a state-based nonlocal friction formulation that corrects for loss of angular momentum balance and objectivity in a widely used frictional extension of short-range contact forces. We demonstrate the properties of various peridynamic contact models by applying them in finite element and meshfree peridynamic analyses of benchmark problems and an impact/penetration test.
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