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What is the real mechanism of stress relaxation phenomenon in steel at room temperature ?
Submitted by hamanh on Tue, 2008-08-19 18:48.Dear Mechanicians,
How to predict the mechanical propeties of drawn wires
Submitted by hamanh on Thu, 2008-08-07 18:10.Dear Mechanicians,
Do you know how to predict the mechanical properties of wire after being drawn with several dies ? especially with Duplex stailess steel material.
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How to get the FEM mesh from the optical micrography picture files with extension .tif or gif...
Submitted by hamanh on Sat, 2008-05-31 15:34.Dear all,
I am trying to simulate the local stresses and strains in a dual-phase metal and total behaviour of this metal in ABAQUS-6.7, what I have is the optical microscopic pictures of phases inside the metal which has been measured by some help of physicists. The pictures are of extension file name .tif ad .gif. How could I construct a mesh in Abaqus with this colorful pictures ?
Any help is appreciated much. Thanks in advance
Regards
Hamanh
Paper
Submitted by hamanh on Sat, 2007-06-23 15:19.Dear All,
I am trying to get the paper as the following, but I failed by all the ways, Could someone be kind enough to send me ?!!!
Panontin, T. L. and M. R. Hill (1996). "The effect of residual stresses
on brittle and ductile fracture initiation predicted by micromechanical models."
International Journal of Fracture 82: pp. 317-333.
Thank in advance,
Best Ragards
Crystal Plasticity
Submitted by hamanh on Wed, 2007-06-13 17:35.Dear Mechanicians,
Recently I have seen many researches on the crystal plasticity, Could someone tell me some basic difference between classic plasticity and crystal plasticity ?! and what is the crystal plasticity theory for ?
Thank you very much
Best Regards
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Modelling of thermomechanical treatment
Submitted by hamanh on Tue, 2007-04-10 15:07.Dear mechanicians,
I am trying to get the information, orientation on the modelling of thermomechanical treatment of steel (Duplex stainless steel), since during the treatment process, both tensile stress and temperature (150oC-300oC) are applied for a time interval and as a result the original phases of material change to new phases. After the thermomechanical treatment, we get the new materials with different mechanical properties such as elastic limit, yield stress, ductility....

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