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Enhancing the Performance of Concrete Coupled Shearwall Using Shape Memory Alloys
In this study, shape memory alloys as rebar are utilized in order to improve the self‐centering ability of reinforced concrete structures subjected to seismic excitation. Two cases of enhancing system for the location of shape memory alloys to be utilized are proposed. The first case is the energy dissipation‐residual drift scenario, and the second one
Hamidreza Nasiri, Mehdi Ghassemieh
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The effect of the localized strain and stress on the stress corrosion cracking (SCC) of X70 steel in simulated seawater at 500 m depth was investigated by performing finite element analysis, electrochemical measurements, slow strain rate tensile (SSRT ...
Yong Li, Longfei Song, Feilong Sun
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Study of internal stresses in a TWIP steel analyzing transient and permanent softening during reverse shear tests. [PDF]
Recent Bauschinger-type tests conducted on a twinning-induced plasticity (TWIP) steel highlights the important contribution of internal stresses to work hardening [1].
Dreuw, Michael +4 more
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Inclined reinforced concrete (RC) piers, common in mountainous highway bridges, can exhibit heightened seismic vulnerability. We investigate inclination–damage mechanisms using a fiber‑based OpenSees model combined with a hierarchical damage quantification framework.
Wang Bingjian +3 more
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Effect of Strain Hardening on Increase in Collapse Pressure during the Manufacture of ERW Pipe
Plastic deformation during the manufacture process of electric resistance welded (ERW) pipe determines the stress–strain relationship of the steel pipe, which affects the collapse pressure of offshore pipelines.
Seong-Wook Han +3 more
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Modelling of anisotropic work-hardening behaviour of metallic materials subjected to strain-path changes [PDF]
The present paper aims at reviewing some recent progress in developing advanced constitutive models which are devoted to the description of the anisotropic work-hardening behaviour under strain-path changes at large strains of metallic materials.
Alves, J. L. +3 more
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Novel Capacity‐Adjustable BRB for Improving the Seismic Performance of Tall‐Pier Bridges
Tall‐pier bridges are commonly employed in mountainous or deep‐water regions. Ensuring the postearthquake serviceability is crucial for the seismic design of tall‐pier bridges. Buckling‐restrained braces (BRBs), serving as prevalent replaceable energy‐dissipating components, can effectively enhance the seismic performance of such bridges.
Kaiqi Lin +5 more
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The Bauschinger Effect in Structural Aluminum Alloys
The paper presents test results for the Bauschinger effect on various structural aluminum alloys (PA7N, PA4N, PA2N). The experiments were carried out for the raw materiał, obtained directly from the factory. The rango of initial overstrain ew was 0.2 - 9%
J. Grabowski
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The detrimental effect of autofrettage on externally cracked modern tank gun barrels
Overstraining gun tubes has a twofold advantage. First, it enables the increase of the Safe Maximum Pressure (SMP) in the tube, resulting in a higher muzzle velocity which extends the gun's range and its projectile kinetic energy.
M. Perl, T. Saley
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Inverse Bauschinger effect in active ultrastable glasses
Memory effects in amorphous materials have been widely studied because of their possible widespread future applications. We show here that ultrastable glasses can exhibit a transient reversible memory effect when subjected to both a local driving force via Run-and-tumble active particles and global shear.
Rashmi Priya, Smarajit Karmakar
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