Finite element simulations of dynamic strain ageing effects at V-notches and crack tips

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Title: Finite element simulations of dynamic strain ageing effects at V-notches and crack tips
Authors: Graff, S.1 stephanie.graff@ensmp.fr, Forest, S.1, Strudel, J.-L.1, Prioul, C.2, Pilvin, P.3, Béchade, J.-L.4
Source: Scripta Materialia. Jun2005, Vol. 52 Issue 11, p1181-1186. 6p.
Subjects: Aluminum, Aluminum alloys, Metallic composites, Composite materials
Abstract: Abstract: Finite element simulations of PLC effects in notched and CT (compact tensile) specimens of aluminium alloys are presented, based on a macroscopic PLC constitutive model. They predict the formation and propagation of intense strain rate localization bands. In particular, the predicted size of the plastic zone around the crack tip in a pre-cracked CT specimen is compared to the value found when using a standard elastoplastic model neglecting PLC effects. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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Abstract:Abstract: Finite element simulations of PLC effects in notched and CT (compact tensile) specimens of aluminium alloys are presented, based on a macroscopic PLC constitutive model. They predict the formation and propagation of intense strain rate localization bands. In particular, the predicted size of the plastic zone around the crack tip in a pre-cracked CT specimen is compared to the value found when using a standard elastoplastic model neglecting PLC effects. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
ISSN:13596462
DOI:10.1016/j.scriptamat.2005.02.007