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Theories of Failure in Strain space
Hi all!
In theories of failure (e.g von-Mises, Tresca, Max. principal stress etc), yield funcion, f(sigma ij, Y) = 0 is plotted in principal stress space (sigma 1, sigma2 and sigma 3). Why shouldn't we express the same yield function, f(epsilon ij, epsilon Y) = 0 and plot in principal strain space?
Y = Yiled stress, sigma ij = stress ij, epsilon ij = strain ij. and espsilon Y = Yield strain = Y/E, E = Young's modulus
Any thoughtful comments???
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- Ramdas
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Go through Chapter 8:
Go through Chapter 8: Strain Space formulations for Plastic deformation.
Topic 8.3- Yield surface in strain space.
Continuum Theory of Plasticity A S Khan and S. Huang
experimentally,one major problem is to track the strains especially for finite deformation.
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