inelastic behavior

Deformation of a material that does not disappear on removal of the force that produced it.

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Stress and strain

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The presence of inelastic behavior of resin-bonded silica sand is rarely reported.

Validating process simulation to experimentation for reinforced sand molds: simulation results confirmed the locations of stress concentration and demonstrated accuracy with the actual temperature profiles and cracking locations

c] To simulate inelastic behavior of the concrete under a general 3D stress state, the concrete damaged plasticity model in ABAQUS [7] is adopted.

Analytical evaluation of reinforced concrete pier and Cast-in-Steel-Shell Pile connection behavior considering Steel-Concrete Interface

The isotropic behavior of rocks, according to the maximum shear stress theory, assumes that when a rock behaves elastically, the ratio of tensile to compressive strength is almost unity; and rock failure is defined as an initiation of inelastic behavior in rock (Farmer, 1968; Roberts, 1977).

A simple approach to constraining a rock failure criterion

The CDP model used herein uses concepts of isotropic damage in combination with isotropic tensile and compressive plasticity to represent the inelastic behavior of concrete (Lubliner et al.

Nonlinear finite element analysis of damaged and strengthened reinforced concrete beams

Known for his work in earth-quake-resistant design of concrete structures, Wight's recent research has concentrated on the strength and inelastic behavior of connections in composite structures (reinforced concrete and steel) and the use of high-performance fiber reinforced concrete composites for earthquake-resistant design of critical members in concrete structures.

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The viscoelastic behavior of the solutions show that cotton pulp cellulose/BmimCl solutions show viscous, inelastic behavior at low frequency, and more elastic at higher frequency.

Rheological properties of cotton pulp cellulose dissolved in 1-butyl-3-methylimidazolium chloride solutions

Kenneth et al (1990) developed an analytical modeling scheme to assess the damageability of reinforced concrete buildings experiencing inelastic behavior under earthquake loads.

Evaluation of inelastic response of reinforced concrete frames using pushover analysis

More recent advances contain not only linear elastic contact theories but also include inelastic behavior (4).

Mechanical testing, or destructive testing, probes materials to reveal elastic or inelastic behavior when force is applied.

Tackling hard jobs: work underway to harmonize international hardness standards. (Hardnesstesting)

It begins with the linear elastic theory and proceeds to include the effects of large deformations and inelastic behavior.

Research and Markets: The Stability of Structures: Learn the Principles and Applications that are Essential to Performing Effective Stability Analysis

A constitutive theory for the inelastic behavior of concrete, Mechanics of Materials 4(1): 67-93.

Evaluating elastic-plastic behaviour of rock materials using Hoek-Brown failure criterion

Material models from mechanical (metals) and civil (concrete and soils) engineering cannot be applied directly to polymers because of their significant rate-dependent inelastic behavior.

Pre-necking and post-necking relaxation and creep behavior of polycarbonate: a phenomenological study