Anisotropic Hardening Law of Plasticity Using an Internal Time Concept : Deformations of Yield Surface : Solid-Mechanics, Strength of Materials
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概要
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The present paper proposes a new law of anisotropic hardening of plasticity, using an internal time concept developed by the endochronic theory. This report describes a fundamental aspect of the present law, as well as a comparison with the previous experiment involving tension-torsion problems. The present law can accurately predict the shape change of the yield surface with only two parameters of deformation, and as a special application of the present theory, it can also express the vertex effects of the yield surface.
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著者
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Watanabe O
Univ. Tsukuba Ibaraki Jpn
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WATANABE Osamu
Institute of Engineering Mechanics, University of Tsukuba
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Watanabe Osamu
Institute Of Engineering Mechanics And Systems University Of Tsukuba
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