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Flow Rule and Incremental Constitutive Law

Let g be a scalar function such that the plastic strain increment de can be obtained as follows  [Pg.72]

This is referred to as the ow rule of plasticity. The parameter A is determined by the hardening law (mentioned later). [Pg.72]

The flow rule (2.302) implies that the direction of the plastic strain increment deP is normal to the surface g = constant, and coincides with the stress a. For isotropic materials this can be described as follows. We introduce the unit tensors (see Sect. 2.8.3) as [Pg.72]

These are orthonormal as described in Sect. 2.8.3, which gives [Pg.72]

Therefore the direction of deP coincides with the direction of the global stress a if the material is isotropic. [Pg.72]


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