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A very useful idealization in practice and in theoretical development is to assume
linear - elastic behavior up to yield , followed by unlimited plastic strain at
constant stress and without volume change . The picture is very much like that for
the ...
A very useful idealization in practice and in theoretical development is to assume
linear - elastic behavior up to yield , followed by unlimited plastic strain at
constant stress and without volume change . The picture is very much like that for
the ...
Page 211
10.7 Yield curves for combined tension and torsion . moderate to large offset
definition of yield . The curve which joins the initial yield points ( the initial yield
curve ) separates the states of stress da , oc on the inside , for which the
response of ...
10.7 Yield curves for combined tension and torsion . moderate to large offset
definition of yield . The curve which joins the initial yield points ( the initial yield
curve ) separates the states of stress da , oc on the inside , for which the
response of ...
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To / b = 101 / 6 + T 02 / 6 Current yield curve at 0 , T . TY / b No = Noi + No2 ~
Top16 Toi ER or N Noi = No3 ) Initial yield curve T * / b versus Ni T $ / b versus N
Limit curve T * / b versus R * Fig . 13 . 4 Assemblage of two tubes of elastic ...
To / b = 101 / 6 + T 02 / 6 Current yield curve at 0 , T . TY / b No = Noi + No2 ~
Top16 Toi ER or N Noi = No3 ) Initial yield curve T * / b versus Ni T $ / b versus N
Limit curve T * / b versus R * Fig . 13 . 4 Assemblage of two tubes of elastic ...
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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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