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Bayesian calibration of continuum damage model parameters for an oxide-oxide ceramic matrix composite using inhomogeneous experimental data.

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Title: Bayesian calibration of continuum damage model parameters for an oxide-oxide ceramic matrix composite using inhomogeneous experimental data.
Authors: Generale, Adam P.1 (AUTHOR) agenerale3@gatech.edu, Hall, Richard B.2 (AUTHOR) richard.hall.16@us.af.mil, Brockman, Robert A.3 (AUTHOR) Robert.Brockman@udri.udayton.edu, Joseph, V. Roshan4 (AUTHOR) roshan@gatech.edu, Jefferson, George2 (AUTHOR) george.jefferson.1@us.af.mil, Zawada, Larry2,5 (AUTHOR), Pierce, Jennifer2,3 (AUTHOR) Jennifer.Pierce@udri.udayton.edu, Kalidindi, Surya R.1,6 (AUTHOR) surya.kalidindi@me.gatech.edu
Source: Mechanics of Materials. Dec2022, Vol. 175, pN.PAG-N.PAG. 1p.
Subjects: Damage models, Continuum damage mechanics, Calibration, Bayesian field theory, Partial least squares regression, Markov chain Monte Carlo
Abstract: The calibration of continuum damage mechanics (CDM) models is often performed by least-squares regression through the design of specifically crafted experiments to identify a deterministic solution of model parameters minimizing the squared error between the model prediction and the corresponding experimental result. Specifically, this work demonstrates a successful application of Bayesian inference for the simultaneous estimation of eleven material parameters of a viscous multimode CDM model conditioned upon a small inhomogeneous multiaxial experimental dataset. The stochastic treatment of CDM model parameters provides uncertainty estimates, enables the propagation of uncertainty into further analyses, and provides for principled decision making regarding informative subsequent experimental tests of value. The methodology presented in this work is also broadly applicable to various mechanical models with high-dimensional parameter sets. • High-dimensional viscous multimode continuum damage model parameters identified through Bayesian inference. • Mixed effects statistical model enables simultaneous calibration against inhomogeneous experimental dataset. • Posterior distribution can guide informative additional experimental runs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The calibration of continuum damage mechanics (CDM) models is often performed by least-squares regression through the design of specifically crafted experiments to identify a deterministic solution of model parameters minimizing the squared error between the model prediction and the corresponding experimental result. Specifically, this work demonstrates a successful application of Bayesian inference for the simultaneous estimation of eleven material parameters of a viscous multimode CDM model conditioned upon a small inhomogeneous multiaxial experimental dataset. The stochastic treatment of CDM model parameters provides uncertainty estimates, enables the propagation of uncertainty into further analyses, and provides for principled decision making regarding informative subsequent experimental tests of value. The methodology presented in this work is also broadly applicable to various mechanical models with high-dimensional parameter sets. • High-dimensional viscous multimode continuum damage model parameters identified through Bayesian inference. • Mixed effects statistical model enables simultaneous calibration against inhomogeneous experimental dataset. • Posterior distribution can guide informative additional experimental runs. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:01676636
DOI:10.1016/j.mechmat.2022.104487