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Basic Characteristics of Yield of Materials under Complex Stress

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Generalized Plasticity

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Some characteristics of yield of materials under complex stresses are discussed in this chapter. They are the SD effect, the effect of hydrostatic stress, the effect of normal stress, the effect of intermediate principal stress, the effect of intermediate principal shear-stress, symmetry and the convexity of yield surfaces. The research on the SD effect, the effect of hydrostatic stress and the effect of normal stress have developed rapidly because they can easily be carried out with relatively ordinary experimental facilities, and can be explained by theory on hand. However, research on the effect of intermediate principal stress has been more difficult and time-consuming. This is because its experiments are difficult, and it requires more accurate as well as more expensive facilities. Research on the effect of the intermediate principal stress and the effect of intermediate principal shear-stress will have to continue, and has become an interesting as well as significant topic for scholars.

Strength theory deals with the yield of materials under the complex stress state. It is difficult to find a general law for the varieties of yield of materials under the complex stress. However, considerable experimental and theoretical studies have provided us with valuable data for comparison, verification and study of the avaiable criteria.

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(2006). Basic Characteristics of Yield of Materials under Complex Stress. In: Generalized Plasticity. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-30433-9_3

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