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... elastic constants E , G , and v . These are the only material constants needed to describe the elastic stress - strain behavior provided that the material can be considered isotropic . However , many materials are anisotropic ; i.e. ...
... elastic constants E , G , and v . These are the only material constants needed to describe the elastic stress - strain behavior provided that the material can be considered isotropic . However , many materials are anisotropic ; i.e. ...
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... elastic body . Essentially all the work performed during elastic deformation is stored as elastic energy , and this energy is recovered on the release of the load . Energy ( or work ) is equal to a force times the distance over which it ...
... elastic body . Essentially all the work performed during elastic deformation is stored as elastic energy , and this energy is recovered on the release of the load . Energy ( or work ) is equal to a force times the distance over which it ...
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... Elastic behavior , 6 , 56 Elastic compliance , 41 , 42 Elastic constants , 37 , 38 , 41 , 42 Elastic deformation , 11 Elastic hysteresis , 56 , 149 Elastic limit , 6 , 9 Elastic recovery , 560 Elastic strain energy , 52 , 53 Elasticity ...
... Elastic behavior , 6 , 56 Elastic compliance , 41 , 42 Elastic constants , 37 , 38 , 41 , 42 Elastic deformation , 11 Elastic hysteresis , 56 , 149 Elastic limit , 6 , 9 Elastic recovery , 560 Elastic strain energy , 52 , 53 Elasticity ...
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Introduction 3 35678OORE | 3 |
Stress and Strain Relationships for Elastic Behavior | 17 |
Elements of the Theory of Plasticity | 54 |
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