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57

A4-3. For proportional stress paths with constant ratio of two in-plane principal

stresses

݉ ؔ

ߪ

ߪ

ൌ ܿ݋݊

ݐݏ

) we obtain

݀

ߝ

݀

ߝ

ൌ 1 ൅ ݉

ݎ

െ ሺ

ݎ

൅ 1ሻ݉

ߙ ؠ

(58)

equivalent stress - equivalent strain relationship

ߪ

ത ൌ ܿ

ߝ

ߝ

ҧሻ

(59)

Analysis

1. Cutting the specimen, depicted in Fig. 4, along the grooves across the minimal cross

section and writing equilibrium equations Marciniak and Kuczynski have obtained

ߪ

ଵ஺

ݐ

ߪ

ଵ஻

ݐ

.

For the grooved cross section stress path is in general non-proportional.

Thus, they introduced an additional scalar function

ݑ

ൌ √3 √2 1 √ܴ ൅ 1

ߪ

ଵ஻

ߪ

(60)

whose variability is responsible for non-proportionality. Inserting it into the above

expression for

ߪ

and differentiating leads to

݀

ݑ ݑ

ൌ ݀

ߪ

ߪ

െ ݀

ߪ

ଵ஻

ߪ

െ ݀

ߝ

ଷ஺

െ ݀

ߝ

ଷ஻

(61)

where strain increment components perpendicular to sheet plane are

݀

ߝ

ଷ஺

ൌ ݀

ݐ

ݐ

, ݀

ߝ

ଷ஻

ൌ ݀

ݐ

ݐ

From the assumption A4-1 there follows that

݀

ߝ

ଷ஺

൏ 0, ݀

ߝ

ଷ஻

൏ 0

. Then two

principal stresses in the grooved cross section are connected by

ߪ

ଶ஻

ߪ

ଵ஻

ൌ ܴ ܴ ൅ 1 ൅ √2ܴ ൅ 1 ܴ ൅ 1 √1 െ

ݑ

ݑ

(62)

Here, the authors tacitly assumed that stress state is nearer to equibiaxial case leading

to

ߙ

൏ 0, ݀

ߝ

൐ 0

. Then Eqs. (52) allow

݀

ߝ

ҧ

ൌ ඨ 1 ൅ 2ܴ 1 ൅ ܴ ඨ 2 3 ሺ1 െ

ݑ

ିଵ ଶ⁄

݀

ߝ

݀

ߝ

ҧ

ଷ஻

ൌ െ ቆ √1 ൅ 2ܴ 1 ൅ ܴ

ݑ

ሺ1 െ

ݑ

ିଵ ଶ⁄

൅ 1 1 ൅ ܴ ቇ ݀

ߝ

(63)

Now, inserting Eq. (63) into Eq. (61) and taking into account Eq. (59) in its differen-

tial form, Marciniak and Kuczynski obtained the following integral-differential equation

݀

ݑ ݑ

ൌ ቊ 1

ܣ

ܤ

ഄమ

ܧ

൅ ሺ1 െ

ݑ

ିଵ ଶ⁄

ܥ

ݑ

1

ܦ

ܤ

׬ሺ1 െ

ݑ

ିଵ ଶ⁄

݀

ݑ

ቇቋ ݀

ߝ

(64)

with constants

ܣ

ൌ √3 ൬1 ൅

ߙ

൅ 1 ൅ ܴ 2

ߙ

ିଵ ଶ⁄

ߝ

2݊ ,

ܤ

ൌ 1 1 ൅ ܴ ൅

ߙ

ܥ

ൌ √2ܴ ൅ 1 ܴ ൅ 1 ,

ܦ

ൌ √3 2 ൬ 1 ൅ ܴ 1 ൅ 2ܴ ൰

ଵ ଶ⁄

ߝ

݊ ,

ܧ

ൌ 1 1 ൅ ܴ ൅

ߙ

(65)

Its solution depends mostly on initial value of geometric imperfection