Journal of Engineering for Industry · 1976 · 124 citations · 0 references
EngineeringMechanical EngineeringStructural AnalysisStructural EngineeringStructural MaterialsBeam TheoryBending Of BeamsDuctilityFracture MechanicsPlastic AnalysisPlastic DeformationDynamic Beam AnalysisDynamic Bending Of BeamsInelastic Dynamic AnalysisShearingTearing EffectsTearing Failure
It is shown herein how simple rigid-plastic methods may be used to predict the large inelastic deformations of fully clamped beams loaded impulsively, and to estimate the threshold velocities at which failure due to either tensile tearing or shearing occurs at the supports of beams. The approximate theoretical methods give surprisingly reasonable agreement with the recent experimental tests of Menkes and Opat [1] on aluminum 6061 T6 beams.