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Constitutive equations for describing high-temperature inelastic behavior of structural alloys
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Materials ScienceMo SteelEngineeringConstitutive EquationsDynamic Constitutive BehaviorMechanical EngineeringInelastic BehaviorAlloy DesignHot WorkingSolid MechanicsConstitutive ModelingHigh Strength Low Alloy SteelStructural MechanicsWork HardeningThermomechanical ProcessingMechanics Of MaterialsMicrostructure
This paper addresses constitutive equations for the description of inelastic behavior of LMFBR structural alloys at elevated temperatures. Both elastic-plastic (time-independent) and creep (time-dependent) deformations are considered for types 304 and 316 stainless steel and 2/sup 1///sub 4/ Cr--1 Mo steel. The constitutive equations identified for interim use in design analyses are described along with the assumptions and data on which they are based. Areas where improvements are needed are identified, and some alternate theories that are being pursued are outlined. (auth)