A Continuum Plasticity Model for the Constitutive Behaviour of Foamed Metals

Ronald E. Miller; John W. Hutchinson

doi:10.1557/proc-521-39

A Continuum Plasticity Model for the Constitutive Behaviour of Foamed Metals

MRS Proceedings 521

Article 1998 English

Abstract

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A yield surface is proposed that can be fit to the plastic flow properties of a broad class of solids which exhibit plastic compressibility and different y

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