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Effect of Strain Hardening on Monotonic and Cyclic Loading Behavior of Plate-Fin Structures with Two Pore Pressures
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We perform finite element homogenization (FEH) analysis to investigate the effect of strain hardening on the monotonic and cyclic loading behavior of plate-fin structures with two pore pressures. As a typical base metal of plate-fin structures, 316 stainless steel is considered and assumed to be the viscoplastic material that obeys the Ohno-Wang kinematic hardening rule. The plate-fin structures are assumed to be periodic and subjected to uniaxial monotonic and cyclic loadings in the stacking direction. A periodic unit cell is used for FEH analysis. Results are compared with those based on three special cases derived from Hill’s macrohomogeneity equation. It is found that the mean pore pressure entirely affect the homogenized viscoplastic behavior. It is further found that the differential pore pressure causes the remarkable accumulation of ratcheting strain in the periodic unit cell, although this internal ratcheting gives no effect on macroscopic relations, resulting in providing a closed hysteresis loop for the plate-fin structures.
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133-138
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August 2014
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