A special weak-form shakedown is studied for elastic-plastic internal-variable material models with nonlinear hardening, damageable elastic moduli and damageable yield surface, in the hypothesis of ductile damage, (i.e. damage induced by plastic strains), but the precise evolutive law of damage being left unspecified. Sufficient weak-form shakedown theorems are presented, one static and another kinematic, each assessing whether eventually plastic deformations cease together with their consequences, including ductile damage. A two-sided delimitation is provided, within which the weak-form shakedown safety factor can be located. An upper bound to the post-transient damage for a particular isotropic damage model is also proposed. A simple numerical application is presented.
Polizzotto C., Borino G., Fuschi P. (2001). Weak forms of shakedown for elastic-plastic structures exhibiting ductile damage. MECCANICA, 36(1), 49-66 [10.1023/A:1011969520565].
Weak forms of shakedown for elastic-plastic structures exhibiting ductile damage
Polizzotto C.;Borino G.;
2001-01-01
Abstract
A special weak-form shakedown is studied for elastic-plastic internal-variable material models with nonlinear hardening, damageable elastic moduli and damageable yield surface, in the hypothesis of ductile damage, (i.e. damage induced by plastic strains), but the precise evolutive law of damage being left unspecified. Sufficient weak-form shakedown theorems are presented, one static and another kinematic, each assessing whether eventually plastic deformations cease together with their consequences, including ductile damage. A two-sided delimitation is provided, within which the weak-form shakedown safety factor can be located. An upper bound to the post-transient damage for a particular isotropic damage model is also proposed. A simple numerical application is presented.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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