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Strain gradient plasticity: energetic or dissipative? [PDF]
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Fleck, NA, Willis, JR
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Torsion in Strain-Gradient Plasticity: Energetic Scale Effects [PDF]
We study elasto-plastic torsion in a thin wire within the framework of the strain-gradient plasticity theory elaborated by Gurtin and Anand in 2005. The theory in question envisages two material scales: an energetic length-scale, which takes into account the so-called “geometrically-necessary dislocations” through a dependence of the free energy on the
CHIRICOTTO, MARIA +2 more
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Strain gradient plasticity : a tensorial gradient approach
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Leong Hien Poh +3 more
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Mechanism-based strain gradient plasticity— I. Theory
Non uniform strain experiments as twisting of thin wires, bending of thin beams, and micro- or nano-indentation show a strong increase in strength with increasing strain gradient. In order to mathematically describe these findings, the authors formulate mechanism-based strain gradient plasticity.
Huajian Gao +3 more
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The hetero-zone boundary affected region (HBAR), with a high strain gradient, plays a crucial role in the synergistic deformation of layered materials. Our previous experimental study demonstrated that a decreasing interfacial spacing leads to a higher ...
Hao Ran +8 more
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Mohamed Jebahi, Samuel Forest
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Strain Gradient Plasticity: Theory and Implementation
This chapter focuses on the foundation and development of various higher-order strain gradient plasticity theories, and it also provides the basic elements for their finite element implementation. To this aim, we first refer to experiments exhibiting size-effects in metals and explain them by resorting to the concept of geometrically necessary ...
L. Bardella, C. F. Niordson
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Scalar-based strain gradient plasticity theory to model size-dependent kinematic hardening effects
Mohamed Jebahi, Samuel Forest
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Analysis of the size effect in the nanoscratching process of single crystalline and polycrystalline materials [PDF]
In tribology, nanoscratch testing is used to evaluate the mechanical and tribological properties of materials by employing a nanoscale indenter. At this scale, size-dependent plasticity effects, particularly those related to scratch hardness, become ...
Enes Günay, Tuncay Yalçinkaya
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Analytic prediction of yield stress and strain hardening in a strain gradient plasticity material reinforced by small elastic particles [PDF]
Philip Croné +2 more
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