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Stronge, W. J.; Yu, T. X.

 
9783540198154: Dynamic Models for Structural Plasticity

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Dynamic models for structural plasticity provides a straightforward explanation for the nonlinear mechanics of plastic deformation which develops in impact or high rate forming operations. Methods for analyzing the effects of large deflections, high strain rates, strain hardening and combined loads are presented. The influence of these effects on the development of collision damage in lightweight structures is calculated and compared with experimental measurements. This publication may serve as a teaching aid for analytical methods of nonlinear structural dynamics and structural deformation due to impact or blast. It is suitable as a text for graduate courses and as a resource for engineers or materials scientists involved in calculating collision damage to lightweight structures.

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This text deals with the irreversible deformation of structural elements composed of ductile materials. It is concerned with the mechanics of static and dynamic deformation processes that result from large loads. The aim is to develop analytical models that represent more complex material properties and structural characteristics. The behaviour of these systems is compared with experimental measurements of structural response. Methods of incorporating elastic-plastic deformations and interaction yield surfaces into transient structural dynamics are presented for the first time. These are used to calculate deformations for curved and non-uniform structural members. First published in 1993, this text has established itself for those teaching analytical methods of non-linear structural dynamics. This softcover edition will make an authoritative text more widely available to a variety of students.

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Dynamic models for structural plasticity provides a straightforward explanation for the nonlinear mechanics of plastic deformation which develops in impact or high rate forming operations. Methods for analyzing the effects of large deflections, high strain rates, strain hardening and combined loads are presented. The influence of these effects on the development of collision damage in lightweight structures is calculated and compared with experimental measurements. This publication may serve as a teaching aid for analytical methods of nonlinear structural dynamics and structural deformation due to impact or blast. It is suitable as a text for graduate courses and as a resource for engineers or materials scientists involved in calculating collision damage to lightweight structures.

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9783540760139: Dynamic Models for Structural Plasticity

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ISBN 10:  354076013X ISBN 13:  9783540760139
Editorial: Springer, 2013
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