
1. Introduction to elastoplasticity
1.1 Rheological model
In the uni-axial tensile analysis, we have seen that total deformation is the sum of reversible elastic deformation and irreversible plastic deformation (24) of the
This situation is illustrated in figure 1 by a rheological model in which a spring provides the elastic component and a sliding pad (when a stress threshold is reached) the plastic deformation.
Note that if, in this analogical model, the total strain is, at each instant, the sum of an elastic strain and a plastic strain, the total strain rate is also, at each instant, the sum of...
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