Determination of Constitutive Equation at the Deformation of Materials Using the Compression Test

Monica Iordache; Eduard Laurentiu Nitu; Doina Iacomi

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.837.110

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Determination of Constitutive Equation at the Deformation of Materials Using the Compression Test

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Numerical Simulationis a Modern Method to Optimize Cold Plastic Deformation Processes in Order Toprovide Product Quality, Reduction of Time and Costs of Execution. One of Theimportant Problems of Numerical Simulation is the Mode of Characterizing Theplastic Behaviour of the Material which Undergoes Deformation. the Resultsobtained through Simulation are Closer to Real Ones as the Description Ofmaterial Behaviour of the Piece is Done as Accurately as Possible. Thesimulation Results Depend on the Stress-Strain Relationship which is Obtainedexperimentally by Compression Tests. the Paper Presents the Mode of Determiningthe Constitutive Equation Starting from the Results of the Compression Test.This Test was Used because it Allows Achieving High Strain and the Stressdistribution is Similar to other Corresponding Plastic Deformation Processes.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 837)

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Monica Iordache, Eduard Laurentiu Nitu, Doina Iacomi

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Cold Plastic Deformation, Compression Test, Mechanical Behavior, Simulation, Strain-Stress Law

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