AbstractIn continuum damage mechanics approach, damage accumulation takes place through void nucleation, void growth and void coalescence. Damage accumulation is influenced by the chemical compositions of the alloy, initial inclusions content and their distribution, stress triaxility, strain, stress, strain rate, grain size, initial micro-texture and temperature of deformation. In this study, a neural network based model has been created to analyse the complex correlation between the damage accumulations with its influencing variables in a variety of high strength low alloy steels under monotonic deformation. It has been confirmed that the predictions are reasonable in the context of metallurgical principles
Plastic deformation in ductile metals is limited by a mechanism in which voids, nucleated at second ...
AbstractIn this paper a selection of modern, commercial steels for automotive and pipeline applicati...
Fracture surface commonly carries the evidence of high-energy (ductile/tough) and low-energy (brittl...
AbstractIn continuum damage mechanics approach, damage accumulation takes place through void nucleat...
Sheet Metal 2011This work deals a contribution to ductile damage of High-Strength Low-Alloy (HSLA) s...
The occurrence of microstructural damage in the form of deformation-induced voids affects the proper...
The influence of microstructure and stress state, as defined by the stress triaxiality and Lode para...
peer reviewedThe ductile fracture behavior of a high strength steel is investigated using a micromec...
In this work, ductility limits of metallic materials, associated with the occurrence of strain local...
AbstractTwo distinct implementations of the Mohr–Coulomb failure model are used in conjunction with ...
International audienceDuctile failure of three 6xxx serie aluminium alloys has been characterized an...
The paper deals with damage and fracture behavior of ductile metals caused by stress-state-dependent...
A micromechanical model for predicting the strain increment required to bring a damaged material ele...
Ductile failure of metals always occurs after a specific amount of plastic deformation. Therefore, t...
AbstractVoid growth and coalescence in single crystals are investigated using crystal plasticity bas...
Plastic deformation in ductile metals is limited by a mechanism in which voids, nucleated at second ...
AbstractIn this paper a selection of modern, commercial steels for automotive and pipeline applicati...
Fracture surface commonly carries the evidence of high-energy (ductile/tough) and low-energy (brittl...
AbstractIn continuum damage mechanics approach, damage accumulation takes place through void nucleat...
Sheet Metal 2011This work deals a contribution to ductile damage of High-Strength Low-Alloy (HSLA) s...
The occurrence of microstructural damage in the form of deformation-induced voids affects the proper...
The influence of microstructure and stress state, as defined by the stress triaxiality and Lode para...
peer reviewedThe ductile fracture behavior of a high strength steel is investigated using a micromec...
In this work, ductility limits of metallic materials, associated with the occurrence of strain local...
AbstractTwo distinct implementations of the Mohr–Coulomb failure model are used in conjunction with ...
International audienceDuctile failure of three 6xxx serie aluminium alloys has been characterized an...
The paper deals with damage and fracture behavior of ductile metals caused by stress-state-dependent...
A micromechanical model for predicting the strain increment required to bring a damaged material ele...
Ductile failure of metals always occurs after a specific amount of plastic deformation. Therefore, t...
AbstractVoid growth and coalescence in single crystals are investigated using crystal plasticity bas...
Plastic deformation in ductile metals is limited by a mechanism in which voids, nucleated at second ...
AbstractIn this paper a selection of modern, commercial steels for automotive and pipeline applicati...
Fracture surface commonly carries the evidence of high-energy (ductile/tough) and low-energy (brittl...