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  1. Three-Dimensional Thermomechanical Analysis of Metal forming Processes

    The analysis of metal forming processes requires consideration of the three-dimensional nature of the process involving a material undergoing...
    J. H. Argyris, J. St. Doltsinis, J. Luginsland in Simulation of Metal Forming Processes by the Finite Element Method (SIMOP-I)
    Conference paper 1986
  2. Numerical Simulation of Stretch Forming Processes

    Constitutive relations and finite element formulations for elastic-plastic and rigid-plastic materials in sheet metal forming analysis are reviewed....
    Conference paper 1986
  3. Applications in Geomechanics

    The boundary element method is already well established as an efficient numerical technique to solve a variety of continuum mechanics problems [1,...
    W. S. Venturini, C. A. Brebbia in Topics in Boundary Element Research
    Chapter 1984
  4. Applications in Geomechanics

    The boundary element method is already well established as an efficient numerical technique to solve a variety of continuum mechanics problems [1,...
    W. S. Venturini, C. A. Brebbia in Basic Principles and Applications
    Conference paper 1984
  5. Other Nonlinear Material Problems

    In the present chapter an application of the boundary element equations to viscoplasticity is presented. The procedure can be used for creep problems...
    C. A. Brebbia, J. C. F. Telles, L. C. Wrobel in Boundary Element Techniques
    Chapter 1984
  6. Boundary Integral Formulation for Inelastic Problems

    Although applications of integral equations in elasticity were already known in the 1960s, it was only during the last decade that the first papers...
    C. A. Brebbia, J. C. F. Telles, L. C. Wrobel in Boundary Element Techniques
    Chapter 1984
  7. Land Subsidence — A. A State-of-the-Art Review

    Following a description of the phenomena of land subsidence, its main features and its occurrence in many parts of the world, the review starts with...
    Chapter 1984
  8. Elastostatics

    This chapter is partly devoted to introducing some basic concepts of the theory of elasticity needed for develo** boundary element models. The...
    C. A. Brebbia, J. C. F. Telles, L. C. Wrobel in Boundary Element Techniques
    Chapter 1984
  9. Nonlinear photoviscoelasticity: Theory and measurement

    Photoviscoelasticity and photoplasticity concepts are reviewed and differences and similarities are discussed. The suggestion is made that a better...

    A. Tougui, D. Gamby, ... H. F. Brinson in Experimental Mechanics
    Article 01 September 1983
  10. Elasto/Viscoplastic Boundary Element Approach

    In this chapter a boundary element approach to deal with continuum problems involving viscous effects is presented. Basic concepts of time-dependent...
    Chapter 1983
  11. A hereditary type, discrete memory, constitutive equation with applications to simple geometries

    This paper gives the definition of a thermodynamic approach of discrete memory type for strictly irreversible processes. The class of the associated...

    B. Wack, J. -M. Terriez, P. Guelin in Acta Mechanica
    Article 01 March 1983
  12. A thermomechanical description of materials with internal variables in the process of phase transitions

    A continuum mechanical description is presented for thermoplastic materials in the process of solid-solid phase transition. The material is assumed...

    K. Tanaka, S. Nagaki in Ingenieur-Archiv
    Article 01 September 1982
  13. Experimental Plasticity on the Anisotropy of Metals

    The mechanical behavior of metals has been investigated by many researchers since long ago. A large number of experimental works on the plastic...
    Conference paper 1982
  14. Dynamic Plastic Deformation for Non-Proportional Loading Paths

    Improved understanding of the plastic response of metals subjected to loading histories which include marked changes in direction of the stress...
    Conference paper 1982
  15. On Changes of Anisotropy during Thermo-Mechanical Processes

    Many materials, such as poly crystalline metals, can be considered as classical continua. In many cases we may assume that the material is isotropic...
    Conference paper 1982
  16. Entwicklung inelastischer Stoffgesetze durch Äquivalenz- und Grenzbetrachtungen und ihre numerische Behandlung

    An equivalence Statement on flow, hardening and fulfilling of the loading condition leads to simple viscoplastic material equations which include...

    K. -D. Klee, J. Paulun, E. Stein in Ingenieur-Archiv
    Article 01 September 1981
  17. New General and Complementary Energy Theorems, Finite Strain, Rate Sensitive Inelasticity and Finite Elements: Some Computational Studies

    General variational theorems for the rate problems of rate-dependent finite strain inelasticity, in terms of the appropriate rates of the first and...
    Conference paper 1981
  18. A Coupled, Isotropic Theory of Thermoviscoplasticity and its Prediction for Stress and Strain Controlled Loading in Torsion

    A coupled, isotropic, infinitesimal theory of thermoviscoplasticity was developed in [32,33] and applied to a variety of loadings including thermal...
    E. P. Cernocky, E. Krempl in Thermal Stresses in Severe Environments
    Chapter 1980
  19. Generalized Yield Criteria for Advanced Models of Material Response

    When formulating the yield criterion, we as a rule, adopt the well known classical approach which refers to homogeneous and isotropic bodies. The...
    Chapter 1979
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