دانلود کتاب Plasticity of Metals: Experiments, Models, Computation. Final Report of the Collaboration Research Centre 319

This is the final report, drawing its conclusions and results from many individual papers and co-workers at the Institute for Structural Analysis of the Technical University of Braunschweig. It shows the correlation between energetic and mechanical quantities of face-centred cubic metals, cold worked and softened to different states. Constitutive models for the plastic of metals are developed and the application of these models is presented. The improvements achieved by this contribution cover the material functions, the shape of yield surfaces, and the consideration of distributed experimental data within the mumerical analysis. Content: Chapter 1 Correlation between Energetic and Mechanical Quantities of Face?Centred Cubic Metals, Cold?Worked and Softened to Different States (pages 1–16): Lothar Kaps and Frank Hae?nerChapter 2 Material State after Uni? and Biaxial Cyclic Deformation (pages 17–36): Walter Gieseke, K. Roger Hillert and Gunter LangeChapter 3 Plasticity of Metals and Life Prediction in the Range of Low?Cycle Fatigue: Description of Deformation Behaviour and Creep?Fatigue Interaction (pages 37–67): Kyong?Tschong Rie, Henrik Wittke and Jurgen OlfeChapter 4 Development and Application of Constitutive Models for the Plasticity of Metals (pages 68–89): Elmar Steck, Frank Thielecke and Malte LewerenzChapter 5 On the Physical Parameters Governing the Flow Stress of Solid Solutions in a Wide Range of Temperatures (pages 90–103): Christoph Schwink and Ansgar NortmannChapter 6 Inhomogeneity and Instability of Plastic Flow in Cu?Based Alloys (pages 104–130): Harmut NeuhauserChapter 7 The Influence of Large Torsional Prestrain on the Texture Development and Yield Surfaces of Polycrystals (pages 131–148): Dieter Besdo and Norbert Wellerdick?WojtasikChapter 8 Parameter Identification of Inelastic Deformation Laws Analysing Inhomogeneous Stress?Strain States (pages 149–173): Reiner Krei?ig, Jochen Naumann, Ulrich Benedix, Petra Bormann, Gerald Grewolls and Sven KretzschmarChapter 9 Development and Improvement of Unified Models and Applications to Structural Analysis (pages 174–217): Hermann Ahrens, Heinz Duddeck, Ursula Kowalsky, Harald Pensky and Thomas StreileinChapter 10 On the Behaviour of Mild Steel Fe 510 under Complex Cyclic Loading (pages 218–252): Udo Peil, Joachim Scheer, Hans?Joachim Scheibe, Matthias Reininghaus, Detlef Kuck and Sven DannemeyerChapter 11 Theoretical and Computational Shakedown Analysis of Non?Linear Kinematic Hardening Material and Transition to Ductile Fracture (pages 253–274): Erwin Stein, Genbao Zhang, Yuejun Huang, Rolf Mahnken and Karin WiechmannChapter 12 Parameter Identification for Inelastic Constitutive Equations Based on Uniform and Non?Uniform Stress and Strain Distributions (pages 275–297): Rolf Mahnken and Erwin SteinChapter 13 Experimental Determination of Deformation and Strain Fields by Optical Measuring Methods (pages 298–317): Reinhold Ritter and Harald FriebeChapter 14 Surface?Deformation Fields from Grating Pictures Using Image Processing and Photogrammetry (pages 318–336): Klaus AndresenChapter 15 Experimental and Numerical Analysis of the Inelastic Postbuckling Behaviour of Shear?Loaded Aluminium Panels (pages 337–360): Horst Kossira and Gunnar ArnstChapter 16 Consideration of Inhomogeneities in the Application of Deformation Models, Describing the Inelastic Behaviour of Welded Joints (pages 361–383): Helmut Wohlfahrt and Dirk Brinkmann