Tresca criterion

[′tres·kə krī‚tir·ē·ən]

(mechanics)

The assumption that plastic deformation of a material begins when the difference between the maximum and minimum principal stresses equals twice the yield stress in shear.

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One of the simplest is Tresca criterion, which evaluates normal stresses and shear stresses [10]

Fracture of laminated rectangular bar after buckling/Laminuoto staciakampio strypo irimas po klupdymo

One of the simplest is the Tresca criterion, which evaluates normal stresses and shear stresses (Fenske et al.

Delamination during buckling of composite constructional elements/Kompozitiniu konstrukciju elementu atsisluoksniavimas klupdant

The modified Tresca criterion is one of the early criteria proposed to describe the yielding of polymers.

On the contrary, modified Tresca criterion gives better prediction of the yield locus of the annealed PP-based polymers (PPH-160, PP/10POE-160).

As for the parameters of the modified Tresca criterion ([tau].

10 the relevant envelope of the modified Tresca criterion of the PPH-160 is constructed using Eq.

Biaxial yielding of polypropylene elastomeric polyolefin blends: effect of elastomer content and thermal annealing