Elasto Plastic Analysis Of Structures Under Load And Two Dimensional Temperature Distributions


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Elasto-plastic Analysis of Structures Under Load and Two-dimensional Temperature Distributions


Elasto-plastic Analysis of Structures Under Load and Two-dimensional Temperature Distributions

Author: P. C. Huang

language: en

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Release Date: 1962


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This report describes investigations performed to determine experimentally the validity of the time-independent aspects of a time-dependent elasto-plastic stress and strain analysis method for structures exposed to complex load and two-dimensional elevated temperature environments. Experiments, consisting of tests of long flat plates subjected to uniaxial loads and temperatures which varied in two directions, are described. These were specificially designed to evaluate the accuracy of the analysis method. Magnitude and duration of the test variables were such that the strains induced by loading were in the plastic range and appreciable thermal stress systems were induced. Significant creep strains were eliminated by short-time continuous loading. Experimental strains were compared with analytical strains calculated for conditions indentical with the tests. Within the range of test parameters selected, the degree of correlation achieved indicates verification of the time-independent portion of the analysis method.

Elasto-plastic Analysis of Structures Under Load and Two-dimensional Temperature Distributions


Elasto-plastic Analysis of Structures Under Load and Two-dimensional Temperature Distributions

Author: R. J. Edwards

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1963


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This report describes investigations performed to determine experimentally the validity of the time-independent aspects of a time-dependent elasto-plastic stress and strain analysis method (published in ASD TR 61-667 Vol. 1 "Elasto-plastic analysis of structure under load and two-dimensional temperature distributions") for structures exposed to complex load and two-dimensional elevated temperature environments. An experiment specifically designed to evaluate the accuracy of the theoretical method is presented. This consisted of a test of a long flat plate subjected to step functions of load randomly combined with several two-dimensional temperature distributions. Magnitude and duration of the test variables were such that plasticity, creep and appreciable thermal stress systems were introduced. Comparisons are made of experimental total strains with analytical total strains calculated for conditions identical with the test. The degree of correlation achieved indicates verification of the analysis method within the range of test parameters selected.

Elasto-plastic Analysis of Structures Under Load and Two-dimensional Temperature Distributions


Elasto-plastic Analysis of Structures Under Load and Two-dimensional Temperature Distributions

Author: P. C. Huang

language: en

Publisher:

Release Date: 1962


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This report describes investigations performed to determine experimentally the validity of the time-independent aspects of a time-dependent elasto-plastic stress and strain analysis method for structures exposed to complex load and twodimensional elevated temperature environments. Experiments, consisting of tests of long flat plates subjected to uniaxial loads and temperatures which varied in two directions, are described. These were specifically designed to evaluate the accuracy of the analysis method. Magnitude and duration of the test variables were such that the strains induced by loading were in the plastic range and appreciable thermal stress systems were introduced. Significant creep strains were eliminated by short-time continuous loading. Experimental strains were compared with analytical strains calculated for conditions identical with the tests. Within the range of test parameters selected, the degree of correlation achieved indicates verification of the time-independent portion of the analysis method.