PSI - Issue 6
Pudeleva Olga et al. / Procedia Structural Integrity 6 (2017) 309–315 Author name / Structural Integrity Procedia 00 (2017) 000 – 000
313
5
3
6
21
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
e
J J
rh
f
0.1518
0.0650
0.1222
0.8419,
0.
3
e
2
2
3 e e f J J
:
For the tetragonal variant function
3
6
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
e
J J
tet
f
0.112
0.0052
0.899,
0
3
(9)
e
2
3
6
21
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
e
J J
tet
f
0.1206
0.0047
0.0373
0.899,
0.
3
e
2
2
3 e e f J J
:
For the mixed tetragonal-rhombohedral variant function
3
6
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
e
J J
mix
f
0.1452
0.0449
0.8699,
0
3
(10)
e
2
3
6
21
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
3 e e J J 2
e
J J
mix
f
0.1127
0.0098
0.0604
0.8684,
0.
3
e
2
The dependence of the saturation strain on the form of the stressed state is described by a certain function 3 2 / e e g J J , which is related to the function 3 2 / e e f J J by the following relation: 3 2 0 3 2 1 / , / e e c e e g J J f J J (11) where c is the deformation of compression saturation. Figure 2 shows a comparison of the results obtained for the rhombohedral, tetragonal and mixed variants.
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