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A Beam Theory for Anisotropic Materials
Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1985Beam theory plays an important role in structural analysis. The basic assumption is that initially plane sections remain plane after deformation, neglecting out-of-plane warpings. Predictions based on these assumptions are accurate for slender, solid, cross-sectional beams made out of isotropic materials.
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The Elastic Constants of Anisotropic Materials
Reviews of Modern Physics, 1946(1956). The elastic constants of anisotropic materials—II. Advances in Physics: Vol. 5, No. 19, pp. 323-382.
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Fatigue of anisotropic materials
Materials Testing, 2004Abstract This paper presents the recent developments performed on an axial-torsional hydraulic test machine to simulate multiaxial thermo-mechanical fatigue tests on hollow single crystal specimens for turbine blade applications. After a detailed description of the testing device and the experimental procedure, the modelling of the tests
Vincent Bonnand +2 more
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Anisotropic MatCap: easy capture and reproduction of anisotropic materials
2016We propose Anisotropic MatCap, a simple data structure based on a small volumetric texture that is able to represent, under a fixed lighting, the behavior of anisotropic materials. The data structure is designed to allow fast and practical capture of real-world anisotropic materials (like for example fabrics) and to be used in real-time renderings ...
Magri D, Cignoni P, Tarini M
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2004
The classical theory of linear elastic deformable solids is based on the following restrictions to simplify the modelling and analysis: The body is an ideal linear elastic body. All strains are small. The material of the constituent phases is homogeneous and isotropic.
Holm Altenbach +2 more
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The classical theory of linear elastic deformable solids is based on the following restrictions to simplify the modelling and analysis: The body is an ideal linear elastic body. All strains are small. The material of the constituent phases is homogeneous and isotropic.
Holm Altenbach +2 more
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Volume imaging of anisotropic materials
Nature Materials, 2022Sentenac, Anne +2 more
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On the modelling of anisotropic material behaviour in viscoplasticity
International Journal of Plasticity, 2003zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Haupt, P., Kersten, Th.
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2019
This entry is focused on description of material anisotropy in elastic and plastic ranges. Concise classification of anisotropic materials with respect to symmetry of elastic matrices as referred to the crystal lattice symmetry is given, and extended analogy between symmetries of constitutive material matrices (elastic and yield/failure) is also ...
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This entry is focused on description of material anisotropy in elastic and plastic ranges. Concise classification of anisotropic materials with respect to symmetry of elastic matrices as referred to the crystal lattice symmetry is given, and extended analogy between symmetries of constitutive material matrices (elastic and yield/failure) is also ...
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Design with anisotropic materials
2004In Chapters 1 and 2 we have concentrated on the generation of optimal topologies based on the use of isotropic materials within the framework of “classical” black-white (or 0–1) structures. Early developments in topology optimization were build around the employment of composite materials as an interpolation of void and full material.
Martin P. Bendsøe, Ole Sigmund
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Mechanics of Anisotropic Materials
2015Preliminaries.- Hooke's law - Classes of symmetry of the elastic materials, the elastic energy.- Constitutive equations for isotropic and anisotropic linear visco-elastic materials.- Mechanics of anisotropic composite materials.- General concept of limit surface - convexity, normality rule, material stability.- Termination of elastic range for ductile ...
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