Journal of Applied Mechanics · 1965 · 59 citations · 0 references
EngineeringMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceMechanical Behavior Of MaterialsStructural EngineeringStructural MaterialsDynamic Structural ResponsePlastic AnalysisStrength Of MaterialsStress-strain BehaviorStructural LoadsStructural Response AnalysisDynamic Yield StrengthDynamic Yield StressMaterial Rate EffectsRate SensitivityRate-dependent DeformationRate-dependent Material BehaviorYield StressYield Stress Modeling
In an attempt to assess more completely rate-sensitive material effects, two fundamental structural elements are analyzed: A wire with an impulsively loaded end mass, and an impulsively loaded ring. The ring and wire are made of perfectly plastic, rate-sensitive materials. In each case, exact and approximate solutions are obtained for an exponential rate-sensitivity law. The results suggest that very good approximations to the exact solutions may be found by utilizing a rate-insensitive material with constant yield stress equal to the initial dynamic yield stress.