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Exact Solutions for Powder Plastic Materials

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A comparative study of two analytic solutions for the classical plasticity of incompressible materials and a plasticity model for powder materials is made to reveal an effect of plastic compressibility on qualitative behaviour of the velocity field in the vicinity of maximum friction surfaces.

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Olga Chesnikova, Alexander Pirumov, Sergei Alexandrov

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Analytic Solution, Friction, Plasticity, Powder Material

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