Mooney-Rivlin theory

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Mooney-Rivlin theory is a constitutive model in continuum mechanics that describes the nonlinear elastic behavior of rubber-like materials using a specific strain energy function.

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instanceOf constitutive model ⓘ
continuum mechanics theory ⓘ
hyperelastic material model ⓘ
nonlinear elasticity model ⓘ
aimsTo capture nonlinear stress-strain response with few parameters ⓘ
appliesTo elastomers ⓘ
incompressible isotropic materials ⓘ
rubber-like materials ⓘ
assumes hyperelastic material response ⓘ
isotropic material behavior ⓘ
material frame indifference ⓘ
nearly incompressible behavior for rubber ⓘ
path-independent elastic response ⓘ
basedOn strain energy density function ⓘ
characterizedBy Mooney-Rivlin constants C1 and C2 ⓘ
two material constants ⓘ
contrastsWith linear elasticity theory ⓘ
describes large strain behavior ⓘ
nonlinear elastic behavior ⓘ
developedBy Melvin Mooney ⓘ
Ronald S. Rivlin ⓘ
developedIn 20th century ⓘ
field continuum mechanics ⓘ
rheology ⓘ
solid mechanics ⓘ
generalizes neo-Hookean model ⓘ
governs stress-strain relationship in rubber-like solids ⓘ
influenced later hyperelastic constitutive models ⓘ
isSpecialCaseOf phenomenological hyperelastic models ⓘ
polynomial hyperelastic models ⓘ
mathematicallyFormulatedAs strain energy function W = C1 (I1 − 3) + C2 (I2 − 3) for incompressible materials ⓘ
relatedTo Arruda-Boyce model ⓘ
Ogden hyperelastic model ⓘ
Yeoh hyperelastic model ⓘ
neo-Hookean theory ⓘ
linked to: neo-Hookean model
requires experimental calibration of material constants ⓘ
typeOf invariant-based hyperelastic model ⓘ
usedFor analysis of rubber-like biological tissues ⓘ
design of rubber seals and gaskets ⓘ
finite element analysis of rubber components ⓘ
fitting experimental stress-strain data of rubber ⓘ
usedIn aerospace industry ⓘ
automotive industry ⓘ
biomechanics ⓘ
engineering design of rubber components ⓘ
uses first invariant of the right Cauchy-Green tensor ⓘ
invariants of the Cauchy-Green deformation tensor ⓘ
second invariant of the right Cauchy-Green tensor ⓘ
validFor large deformations ⓘ

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Melvin Mooney → knownFor → Mooney-Rivlin theory ⓘ
Melvin Mooney → knownFor → Mooney-Rivlin constitutive equation ⓘ
linked to: Mooney-Rivlin theory
Melvin Mooney → coDeveloped → Mooney-Rivlin theory ⓘ
Ronald S. Rivlin → knownFor → Rivlin large elastic deformation theory ⓘ
linked to: Mooney-Rivlin theory
Ronald S. Rivlin → knownFor → Rivlin cube experiment ⓘ
linked to: Mooney-Rivlin theory