Visualization of Multiaxial Stress/Strain State and Evaluation of Failure Life by Developed Analyzing Program under Non-Proportional Loading

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This study presents definitions of principal stress/strain range and mean stress/strain introduced by utilizing Itoh-Sakane criterion for multiaxial loading including non-proportional loading, and shows the method of calculating the non-proportional factor which expresses the severity of non-proportional loading under the multiaxial 3D loading. This paper also shows a method of visually presenting the stress/strain, the non-proportionality of loading and the damage evaluation.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 891-892)

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1391-1396

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