Search for dissertations about: "large deformation plasticity"
Showing result 1 - 5 of 31 swedish dissertations containing the words large deformation plasticity.
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1. Modeling of plasticity at large strains
Abstract : This thesis is concerned with various aspects of the constitutive modeling of plasticity. Both theoretical issues and issues related to the numerical implementation of the constitutive models are addressed. READ MORE
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2. The effect of inelastic deformation on crack loading
Abstract : Rolling contact fatigue (RCF) cracks in rails are among the most detrimental railway track defects, in relation to reliability and cost. The cracks grow in a mixed mode II & III, which in combination with the rotating stress field in the neighborhood of the crack-tip, large plastic deformations on the rail surface, crack face friction due to the compressive stresses from the wheel load and anisotropic crack growth resistance, add to the complexity related to the study of RCF cracks. READ MORE
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3. Microstructure and property models of alloy 718 applicable for simulation of manufacturing processes
Abstract : This thesis focuses on experimental characterization, understanding and modelling of nickel-based alloy 718, for a large range of loading conditions. Alloy 718 is the most widely used nickel-based superalloy, due to its high strength, high corrosion resistance and excellent mechanical properties at high temperatures. READ MORE
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4. Modeling the behavior of inclusions in plastic deformation of steels
Abstract : This doctoral thesis presents a modeling method fordemonstrating the behavior of inclusions and their surroundingmatrix during plastic deformation of steels.Inclusions are inescapable components of all steels. READ MORE
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5. Anisotropy in pearlitic steel subjected to rolling contact fatigue - modelling and experiments
Abstract : In rails and wheels subjected to severe rolling/sliding contact, large plastic deformations accumulate in the surface layer. This decreases the fatigue resistance of components and makes this layer prone to formation of common rolling contact related defects. READ MORE