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Analysis of stress and strain in tension cylindrical sample
Author(s) -
Malag Leszek,
Kukielka Leon
Publication year - 2006
Publication title -
pamm
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 1617-7061
DOI - 10.1002/pamm.200610179
Subject(s) - yield (engineering) , deformation (meteorology) , stress (linguistics) , displacement (psychology) , yield surface , boundary value problem , tension (geology) , sample (material) , mechanics , materials science , stress–strain curve , function (biology) , process (computing) , boundary (topology) , strain rate , computer science , finite element method , structural engineering , constitutive equation , mathematics , mathematical analysis , compression (physics) , composite material , engineering , physics , thermodynamics , philosophy , psychotherapist , linguistics , biology , operating system , psychology , evolutionary biology
One of the basic engineering problem occurring during the numerical analysis is to define the function of yield stress of material in the real conditions of a technological process. These properties are necessary to calculate the deformation and the state of stress and strain in the surface layer of an object. An inappropriate selection of the mechanical properties of the material is the reason of the occurrence of errors in numerical calculations of a continuous object, considered as a boundary and initial problem. Scientific investigations are being conducted with the aim to develop a database concerning yield stresses for different metals, depends on complex conditions of thermo‐dynamical loads, e.g. temperature, the equivalent of the strain and the strain rate. The article presents a method of the determination of this dependence while using an experimental and numerical analysis. During the model investigations on the INSTRON testing machine, the force of elongation of the sample is measured and then calculations are made of the displacement of nodes of finite elements, plotted on outside surface of sample. The process is considered as a multi nonlinear problem. For this reason, an incremental method of motion and deformation of solid in an updated Lagrange formulation is used. (© 2006 WILEY‐VCH Verlag GmbH & Co. KGaA, Weinheim)