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When Mechanics Rewrites Chemistry: Divergent Pathways of Hardening and Softening in High Strength Al-Alloys. [PDF]
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Drop Deformation in Microconfined Shear Flow
Physical Review Letters, 2006The deformation and breakup of a drop in an immiscible equiviscous liquid undergoing unbounded shear flow has been extensively investigated in the literature, starting from the pioneering work of Taylor. In this Letter, we address the case of microconfined shear flow, a problem which is relevant for microfluidics and emulsion processing applications ...
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A NOTE ON A GENERALIZED SHEAR DEFORMATION
The Quarterly Journal of Mechanics and Applied Mathematics, 1991Summary: In the absence of body forces a certain generalized shear deformation is shown to be possible in an unconstrained isotropic elastic solid if and only if the elastic solid satisfies a condition which renders it incapable of obeying the Baker-Ericksen inequalities (BE).
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Journal of the Soil Mechanics and Foundations Division, 1967
The behavior of an Ottawa sand under different combinations of hydrostatic and deviatoric stresses has been studied in a new soil test box. The general shearing behavior with special reference to the proportions of elastic and plastic components of the shearing deformations is described.
Hon-Yim Ko, Ronald F. Scott
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The behavior of an Ottawa sand under different combinations of hydrostatic and deviatoric stresses has been studied in a new soil test box. The general shearing behavior with special reference to the proportions of elastic and plastic components of the shearing deformations is described.
Hon-Yim Ko, Ronald F. Scott
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Shearing deformations in beams
2009In view of this reasoning, the assumption “plane sections remain normal to the deformed axis of the beam,” which implies the vanishing of the transverse shear strains, could be replaced by “the beam is made of a material with an infinite shear modulus.” Because such a constitutive law is awkward, the transverse shear force (the stress resultant ...
Bauchau, Olivier, Craig, JI
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Shear Deformation in Heterogeneous Anisotropic Plates
Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1970A bending theory for anisotropic laminated plates developed by Yang, Norris, and Stavsky is investigated. The theory includes shear deformation and rotary inertia in the same manner as Mindlin’s theory for isotropic homogeneous plates. The governing equations reveal that unsymmetrically laminated plates display the same bending-extensional coupling ...
Whitney, J. M., Pagano, N. J.
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Anisotropic Beam Theories With Shear Deformation
Journal of Applied Mechanics, 1996We investigate the effect of constitutive coupling of stretching, bending, and transverse shearing deformation on the deflection of an anisotropic cantilever beam with narrow rectangular cross-section. To this end, we have developed a hierarchy of beam models by applying a variational principle for displacements and transverse stresses to the ...
Murakami, H., Reissner, E., Yamakawa, J.
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On the (2) symmetric deformation of rotating rings with shear deformation
International Journal of Non-Linear Mechanics, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
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Tensile Buckling in Shear Deformable Rods
International Journal of Structural Stability and Dynamics, 2017In the framework of the Reissner–Simo rod theory and following Haringx’ approach for studying axial buckling in shear deformable rods, we give a mechanical interpretation of tensile instability, together with its mathematical justification, and we perform a linearized eigenvalue buckling analysis for tense planar rods. Buckled shapes and critical loads
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Shear-Induced Deformation of Surfactant Multilamellar Vesicles
Physical Review Letters, 2012Surfactant multilamellar vesicles (SMLVs) play a key role in the formulation of many industrial products, such as detergents, foodstuff, and cosmetics. In this Letter, we present the first quantitative investigation of the flow behavior of single SMLVs in a shearing parallel plate apparatus.
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