Effectiveness of Linear Notch Mechanics under the Condition of Small Scale Yielding

T. Teranishi; Hironobu Nisitani

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.452-453.21

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Effectiveness of Linear Notch Mechanics under the Condition of Small Scale Yielding

Abstract:

The linear notch mechanics (LNM) was proposed by H. Nisitani in 1983. The concept of LNM can assure the occurrence of the same phenomena in a notched specimen and a real object. The effectiveness of LNM under the condition of small scale yielding has not been confirmed sufficiently. In this paper, the effectiveness of LNM under the condition of small scale yielding is discussed based on the results of FEM elastic-plastic analyses.