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An iterative method for shakedown analysis

Computer Methods in Applied Mechanics and Engineering, 2002
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Casciaro R, GARCEA, Giovanni
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Shakedown analysis of plates

International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 1985
A numerical approach for shakedown analysis of laterally loaded elasto- plastic plates is presented. The normal moment criterion and the Tresca criterion are considered. Shakedown criteria are applied at a set of nodes distributed throughout the plate.
Alwis, W. A. M., Grundy, P.
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Shakedown analysis of composites

Mechanics Research Communications, 1999
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Weichert, D., Hachemi, A., Schwabe, F.
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Deflection Analysis for Shakedown

Journal of the Structural Division, 1970
A theoretical means of computing the deflections of beams subjected to variable repeated loading is discussed. The method of analysis includes strain hardening, changes in the virgin moment-curvature curve due to the cyclic nature of the load, and allows yielding to occur over a finite region of the beam.
Dale G. Eyre, Theodore V. Galambos
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Elastic-Shakedown Analysis of Axisymmetric Nozzles

Journal of Pressure Vessel Technology, 2003
An investigation of the shakedown behavior of axisymmetric nozzles under internal pressure is presented. The analysis is based on elastic-plastic finite element analysis and Melan’s lower bound shakedown theorem. Calculated shakedown pressures are compared with values from the literature and with the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code Section VIII ...
Muscat, Martin, Mackenzie, D.
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Plastic Shakedown Analysis

1990
Structures of mechanical engineering for instance power plants, reactors, pressure vessels, etc. or civil engineering for instance, frames, grids, bridge decks etc. are exposed to variable loading particularly cyclic or repeated loading. In these situations, classical limit analysis which assumes proportional loading are out of question because the ...
Nguyen Dang Hung, P. Morelle
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Shakedown Analysis for Trusses and Frames

Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1997
The kinematic method is applied to study the shakedown behavior of certain bar structures subjected to variable loads. For trusses, the possible elastic instability of a thin bar in compression is taken into account. In the case of frames, the possibility of formulating the problem in generalized variables is explored.
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Linear Matching Methods for Shakedown Analysis

2002
An understanding of the load bearing capacity of road pavements requires insight into the load levels at which incremental plastic strains occur under rolling contact. A number of authors have described solutions of this problem in terms of shakedown limits, assuming particular simple classes of plastic deformation patterns and using the upper bound ...
Ponter, Alan R.S., Chen, Haofeng
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Shakedown analysis of elastoplastic plates

2021
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Shakedown Analysis of Elastoplastic Arches

Journal of Structural Mechanics, 1977
Abstract The use of mathematical programming methods proves to be of interest in the formulation and the solution of some rather tedious problems of structural plasticity. This paper extends the application of linear programming techniques to elastoplastic arches under variable repeated loadings by adopting linearized models for the arch shape and the ...
M. Z Cohn, M. Abdel-Rohman
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