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41), the consistency condition leads to 3 σmn − αmn dσmn σij − αij . 47) 2cσ¯ 2 For pressure-insensitive plasticity, the stress–strain laws may be written as p dεij = dσmn = (3λ + 2μ) dεmn , p dσij = 2μ dεij − dεij . 50) for Prager’s linearly kinematic hardening. 51a) dσij σij = 2μ dεij σij − 2H mn mn or 2μH dσij σij = dε σ , when α = 1 . 49) results in dσij = 2μ dεij − 2μ 9α σ σ dε . 53) dεmn , (2H + 6μ)σ¯ 2 ij mn wherein σmn dεmn ≡ σmn dεmn has been noted. 53), one may write the kinematic-hardening elastoplastic constitutive law as 3μ dσij = 2δim δ jn + λδij δmn − 2μ (c + 2μ)σ¯ 2 − 2μ × (σij − αij )(σmn − αmn ) dεmn .
5 Measurement Principles for Material Properties .................. 33 34 35 38 43 References .................................................. 2 31 46 these properties. In conclusion the chapter presents several useful principles for experimental mechanists to consider when measuring and applying values of material properties. 1 Structure of Materials Engineering components consist of materials having properties that enable the items to perform the functions for which they are designed. Measurements of the behavior of engineering components under various conditions of service are major objectives of experimental mechanics.
Sometimes it is customary to use the engineering strain component γ12 = 2ε12 . Note also that, in the case of a linearly elastic material, the strainenergy density W is given by W= = When the bulk modulus k → ∞ (or ν → 12 ), it is seen that εkk → 3αΔT and is independent of the mean stress. 26c) that β → ∞ as ν → 12 . For such materials, the mean stress is indeterminate from deformation alone. 31b) where ρ is the hydrostatic pressure and εij is the deviator of the strain. 26b) it is seen that, for linearly elastic isotropic materials, 1 − 2ν σmm σmm + 3αΔT ≡ + 3αΔT .