Abstract
This Note presents a comparison of some recently developed “second-order” homogenization estimates for two-dimensional, ideally plastic porous media subjected to plane strain conditions with corresponding yield analysis results using a new linearization technique and systematically optimized finite elements meshes. Good qualitative agreement is found between the second-order theory and the yield analysis results for the shape of the yield surfaces, which exhibit a corner on the hydrostatic axis, as well as for the dependence of the effective flow stress in shear on the porosity, which is found to be non-analytic in the dilute limit. Both of these features are inconsistent with the predictions of the standard Gurson model. To cite this article: J. Pastor, P. Ponte Castañeda, C. R. Mecanique 330 (2002) 741–747.
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