Article | REF: M3003 V1

Plasticity in forming

Author: Eric FELDER

Publication date: December 10, 2007, Review date: April 11, 2017

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2. Plasticity criterion

2.1 Definition and general properties

We aim to generalize the notion of plastic flow threshold observed in the one-dimensional case of tensile testing.

In this case, the set of possible uniaxial stresses σ verifies the scalar relationship (figure 8 c in the [42] file): σσ00

Stresses σ < σ 0 correspond to those where the material remains rigid, and the case σ = σ 0 defines the stress allowing plastic deformation.

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