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Parameter-refreshed Chaboche model for mild steel cyclic plasticity behaviour
Periodica Polytechnica Civil Engineering, 2013 The development of a steel material model in order to follow the cyclic plastic behaviour is essential in seismic design. The authors present an improved Chaboche model for the cyclic mechanical behaviour of structural steel. The model is based on the combination of nonlinear kinematic and multi-linear isotropic hardening with a parameter refreshing ...
Viktor Budaházy, László Dunai
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Numerical simulations of pipeline bending tests [PDF]
Applied and Computational Mechanics, 2008 The paper compares numerical solution with results of experimental solution of pipeline under cyclic loading in elastoplastic domain. The pipeline was subjected to internal pressure and bending moment.
Halama R., Rojíček J.
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Coupled thermo-mechanical damage modelling for structural steel in fire conditions [PDF]
, 2020 This paper aims at developing a coupled thermo-mechanical damage model for structural 6 steel at elevated temperatures. The need for adequate modelling of steel deterioration behaviour 7 remains a challenging task in structural fire engineering because ...
Ayoub, A., D'Mello, C., Lu, W.
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Crystal Plasticity Finite Element Modeling on High Temperature Low Cycle Fatigue of Ti2AlNb Alloy
Applied Sciences, 2023 Ti2AlNb alloy is a three-phase alloy, which consists of O phase, β phase and α2 phase. Because of the difference in the mechanical characteristics between phases, Ti2AlNb alloy often exhibits deformation heterogeneity. Based on EBSD images of the Ti2AlNb
Yanju Wang +5 more
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Engineering Transactions, 2015 The main purpose of this paper is the parameters identification of the Perzyna and the Chaboche models for the aluminum alloy at elevated temperature. The additional purpose is comparison of the results for these viscoplastic models.
Paweł KŁOSOWSKI, Anna MLECZEK
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Physics‐Guided Transfer Learning for Predicting Stress–Strain Curves With Limited Experimental Data
cScience, Volume 2, Issue 1, March 2026.ABSTRACT Many measurements in materials science are expressed as full response curves rather than single scalar values. Nevertheless, predicting entire curves reliably from limited experimental data remains challenging. Here, we address this problem for hot‐deformation stress–strain curves using a physics‐guided transfer learning (PGTL) framework that ...
Jiaxuan Ma +4 more
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Journal of Geophysical Research: Solid Earth, Volume 131, Issue 3, March 2026.Abstract Prior to its 2005 and 2018 eruptions Sierra Negra's caldera displayed decades‐long inflation characterized by successive transient uplifts culminating in accelerating uplifts in the 1–2 years prior to each eruption. These observations motivated the question: can these transient uplifts be explained by internal dynamics of the magma system ...
D. Walwer, P. Lundgren
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Simulation of Large-Strain Tensile Necking in Single-Crystal Copper Specimens
MetalsThe mechanical behavior, the necking process and the geometry of the neck in rectangular cross-section single-crystal copper specimens under macroscopic uniaxial large-strain tensile conditions were numerically simulated and analyzed using the classical ...
Lili Jin, Hai Wu, Keshi Zhang
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Statistical Physics of Rupture in Heterogeneous Media [PDF]
, 2005 The damage and fracture of materials are technologically of enormous interest due to their economic and human cost. They cover a wide range of phenomena like e.g.
Sornette, D.
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Fatigue &Fracture of Engineering Materials &Structures, Volume 49, Issue 3, Page 979-997, March 2026.ABSTRACT Bolted assemblies are widely used in aerospace, automotive, and railway industries, where they experience complex multiaxial loadings. Understanding the multiaxial fatigue behavior of materials in such joints is essential for ensuring structural durability.
Maxime Nutte +4 more
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