Elastic and inelastic stress analysis /
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| Language: | English |
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Washington, DC :
Taylor and Francis,
©1997.
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| Edition: | Rev. print. |
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Table of Contents:
- Pt. 1. Fundamentals.
- Introduction to Cartesian tensors
- Stress
- Strain
- pt. 2. Useful constitutive laws.
- Behavior of engineering materials
- One-dimensional macroscopic behavior
- One-dimensional idealized material behavior
- Linear elastic behavior
- Linear viscoelastic behavior
- One-dimensional models
- Multidimensional linear, isotropic viscoelastic laws
- Introduction to nonlinear viscoelastic behavior: creep
- Nonlinear viscoelastic behavior in one dimension
- Nonlinear viscoelastic behavior in three dimensions
- Plasticity
- One-dimensional plasticity and viscoplasticity
- Three-dimensional nonhardening plasticity theory
- Three-dimensional plasticity with strain and strain-rate hardening
- Boundary value problems
- Summary of governing field equations
- Key boundary value problems
- Uniqueness theorems
- Closed-form solutions to problems for different constitutive laws
- pt. 3. Applications to simple structural members.
- Flexure of beams
- Linear elastic beams
- Linear viscoelastic beams
- Nonlinear viscous beams
- Plastic behavior of beams
- Torsion of shafts
- Circular shafts
- Noncircular shafts
- Plane strain
- Elastic plane strain
- Linear viscoelastic plane strain
- Nonlinear viscous and perfectly plastic plane strain
- Plane stress
- Elastic general plane stress
- Elastic two-dimensional plane stress
- Inelastic two-dimensional plane stress.