Journal of the Society of Materials Science, Japan
Online ISSN : 1880-7488
Print ISSN : 0514-5163
ISSN-L : 0514-5163
RECENT PROGRESS IN CONSTITUTIVE MODELING FOR RATCHETTING
Nobutada OHNO
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1997 Volume 46 Issue 3Appendix Pages 1-9

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Classical constitutive models of cyclic plasticity are very poor in predicting the progressive deformation of ratchetting, though ratchetting is an important factor in the design of structural components. Recent works done in the last decade, however, have enabled us to simulate the strain accumulation due to ratchetting with reasonable accuracy. In the present paper, first, the state of the art in constitutive modeling for ratchetting is described by criticizing the classical models and by reviewing the recent modifications introduced for ratchetting. Then, the application of recent and calssical models to ratcheting problems such as the thermal ratchetting induced by moving temperature distribution is discussed to show the effectiveness of recent models in simulating ratchetting.
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