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Shakedown of a plate with a circular hole: An educational problem
The shakedown limit for an infinite plate containing a circular hole and subject to oscillatory arbitrary remote loading is found, first by using Melan’s lower bound theorem, and secondly by using a finite element model. It is shown that in some cases the limit found from the Melan theorem using the solution for the residual state of stress for an over-pressurized hole provides the exact solution, specifically when the limiting factor is the reversal of the state of stress at a particular point, while in other cases the shakedown limit is rather higher.
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The Journal of Strain Analysis for Engineering Design provides a forum for work relating to the measurement and analysis of strain that is appropriate to engineering design and practice.
"Since launching in 1965, The Journal of Strain Analysis has been a collegiate effort, dedicated to providing exemplary service to our authors. We welcome contributions related to analytical, experimental, and numerical techniques for the analysis and/or measurement of stress and/or strain, or studies of relevant material properties and failure modes. Our international Editorial Board contains experts in all of these fields and is keen to encourage papers on novel techniques and innovative applications." Professor Eann Patterson - University of Liverpool, UK
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