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Residual stress in each bar , 1 sec after the abrupt removal of M . 5 . Residual
strain in each bar at a very long time tz following the removal of M . E . Assume a
nonlinear Maxwell material with modulus E * , viscosity coefficient c , and
exponent ...
Residual stress in each bar , 1 sec after the abrupt removal of M . 5 . Residual
strain in each bar at a very long time tz following the removal of M . E . Assume a
nonlinear Maxwell material with modulus E * , viscosity coefficient c , and
exponent ...
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28 Residual stress on unloading from M > MY in a doubly symmetric beam . ( a )
Perfectly plastic ; ( b ) work - hardening . T NA for unloading from fully plastic state
NA for original elastic loading TO ( b ) Fig . 7 . 29 Single plane of symmetry .
28 Residual stress on unloading from M > MY in a doubly symmetric beam . ( a )
Perfectly plastic ; ( b ) work - hardening . T NA for unloading from fully plastic state
NA for original elastic loading TO ( b ) Fig . 7 . 29 Single plane of symmetry .
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Residual stress Unloading from an elastic - plastic state produced by pa with po =
0 leaves a residual compression at the inside and a much smaller residual
tension at the outside of a thick - walled sphere . Suppose , as in Fig . 9 . 8 , that b
/ a ...
Residual stress Unloading from an elastic - plastic state produced by pa with po =
0 leaves a residual compression at the inside and a much smaller residual
tension at the outside of a thick - walled sphere . Suppose , as in Fig . 9 . 8 , that b
/ a ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Introduction to Mechanics of Deformable Solids |
| Author | Daniel Charles Drucker |
| Publisher | McGraw-Hill, 1967 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 29 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 445 pages |
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