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Thermodynamics and Plasticity

J. Mandel
- pp 283-304
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In this article, the authors deal with the application of thermodynamics to materials which exhibit plastic deformations (either purely plastic or viscoplastic), focusing on the definition of the thermodynamic state and on the expression of the second law.
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This study deals with the application of thermodynamics to materials which, besides viscoelastic deformations, exhibit plastic deformations (either purely plastic or viscoplastic). Attention is focussed on the definition of the thermodynamic state and on the expression of the second law. Three different formulations are presented (1) With hidden variables and using an intermediate, released, configuration. (2) With hidden variables and using a fixed reference configuration. (3) In functional representation. Finally an hypothesis about the dissipativity is investigated.

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