Can numerical methods compete with analytical solutions of linear constitutive models for large amplitude oscillatory shear flow?

Mittal, Shivangi; Joshi, Yogesh M.; Shanbhag, Sachin

doi:10.1007/s00397-023-01429-5

Rheol Acta

2024

DOI: 10.1007/s00397-023-01429-5

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Can numerical methods compete with analytical solutions of linear constitutive models for large amplitude oscillatory shear flow?

Shivangi Mittal,

Yogesh M. Joshi,

Sachin Shanbhag

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Harmonic balance for differential constitutive models under oscillatory shear

Mittal,

Joshi,

Shanbhag

2024

Physics of Fluids

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Harmonic balance (HB) is a popular Fourier–Galerkin method used in the analysis of nonlinear vibration problems where dynamical systems are subjected to periodic forcing. We adapt HB to find the periodic steady-state response of nonlinear differential constitutive models subjected to large-amplitude oscillatory shear flow. By incorporating the alternating-frequency-time scheme into HB, we develop a computer program called FLASH (acronym for Fast Large Amplitude Simulation using Harmonic balance), which makes it convenient to apply HB to any differential constitutive model. We validate FLASH by considering two representative constitutive models, viz., the exponential Phan-Thien–Tanner model and a nonlinear temporary network model. In terms of accuracy and speed, FLASH typically outperforms the conventional approach of solving initial value problems by numerical integration via time-stepping methods often by several orders of magnitude. Exceptions to this rule are sometimes encountered for materials that are strongly shear thinning or described by constitutive models with discontinuous derivatives. We discuss how FLASH can be conveniently extended for other nonlinear constitutive models, which opens up potential applications in model calibration and selection, and stability analysis.

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Harmonic balance for differential constitutive models under oscillatory shear

Mittal,

Joshi,

Shanbhag

2024

Physics of Fluids

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Can numerical methods compete with analytical solutions of linear constitutive models for large amplitude oscillatory shear flow?

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