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How can i transform the Modified Mohr-Coulomb damage model to be temperature dependent ?

Tolgahan CİVEK

Hello Simufact Community, 

I am trying to simulate a deep drawing process in which the temperature of the sheet metal varies during simulation. For that i have the flowcurves of the material for different temperatures. However, what i am mostly interested in is to see the fracture or the damage value in the specimen using the damage models. I have the parameters of the Modified Mohr-Coulomb damage model for room temperature and i can get them for elevated temperatures as well. But i can't find a way how to insert the parameters of the damage model for elevated temperatures in the material properties. I have checked for the subroutine models and found that i can use UDAMAG or ueloop subroutines to include a damage model that is not available in the material properties. However, i don't know how i can include the temperature parameter in either of the subroutines because these subroutine models do not contain temperature in their parameters. 

I would be thankfull if anyone could help. 

Sincerely,

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