Estimation of Elastic Follow-Up in Structures

Saeid Hadidi-Moud; David John Smith

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.462-463.361

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Estimation of Elastic Follow-Up in Structures

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Using simplified benchmark models, representative of the behavior of real structures, a unified framework for quantification of elastic follow-up (EFU) in structures has been provided. Closed form analytical solutions for evaluation of elastic follow-up are presented for model structures. The impact of elastic follow-up on the relaxation i.e. the redistribution of residual stresses has been explored and hence its significance in the integrity assessment of structures in general and in classification of residual stresses in particular has been highlighted.

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Saeid Hadidi-Moud, David John Smith

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Elastic Follow-Up, Real Size Structure, Stress Classification, Structural Integrity

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