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Constitutive equation of a non-simple elastic plastic material

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The mechanical response predicted by the constitutive equation of a non-simple elastic material is considered in relation to the total strain behaviour of an elastic-plastic solid extensively deformed in the range of plastic strain. Both loading and unloading are considered in relation to the range of total elastic-plastic strain. In the absence of appropriate experimental studies, comparison of the predictions of the proposed constitutive equation of a non-simple elastic material, when applied to the work-hardening behaviour of the material, has been restricted to a study of the characteristic stress-strain behaviour of a strain hardening material. This has centred on the correlation of stress-strain curves characteristic of the mechanical response of a material tested in simple compression, simple torsion and pure shear with the object of obtaining a universal stress-strain curve.

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Billington, E.W. Constitutive equation of a non-simple elastic plastic material. Acta Mechanica 72, 21–37 (1988). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01176541

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