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The analytic solution of near-tip stress fields for perfectly plastic pressure-sensitive material under plane stress condition

F. Z. Li
- 01 Feb 1992 - 
- Vol. 53, Iss: 4, pp 325-336
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In this paper, the analytic solutions of plane-stress mode I perfectly-plastic near-tip stress fields for pressuresensitive materials are derived. And the effects of material pressure sensitivity on the near tip fields are discussed.
Abstract
Different from dense metals, many engineering materials exhibit pressure-sensitive yielding and plastic volumetric deformation. Adopting a yield criterion that contains a linear combination of the Mises stress and the hydrostatic stress, the analytic solutions of plane-stress mode I perfectly-plastic near-tip stress fields for pressuresensitive materials are derived. Also, the relevant characteristic fields are presented. This perfectly plastic solution, containing a pressure sensitivity parameter μ, is shown to correspond to the limit of low-hardening solutions, and when μ=0 it reduces to the perfectly plastic solution of near-tip fields for the Mises material given by Hutchinson [1]. The effects of material pressure sensitivity on the near-tip fields are discussed.

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