1986 年 52 巻 473 号 p. 380-386
The applicability of the phenomenological anisotropic yield functions, i. e., Bassani, Hill's new and conventional, and biquadratic ones, is examined using commercially pure aluminum (A 1100) and killed steel sheets. A method for determining the material constants related to each function with the uniaxial tension test and two compression tests (through-thickness and plane-strain) is presented. It is concluded that though Bassani's function has a few intrinsic problems, it is the most available to predict the yield loci under biaxial tension and the strain distribution in the bore-expanding test.