Jin Yong-jie, Zhao Xiao-jin. Shakedown Analysis of Shell Structures of Kinematic Hardening Materials[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1989, 10(11): 969-976.
Citation:
Jin Yong-jie, Zhao Xiao-jin. Shakedown Analysis of Shell Structures of Kinematic Hardening Materials[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1989, 10(11): 969-976.
Jin Yong-jie, Zhao Xiao-jin. Shakedown Analysis of Shell Structures of Kinematic Hardening Materials[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1989, 10(11): 969-976.
Citation:
Jin Yong-jie, Zhao Xiao-jin. Shakedown Analysis of Shell Structures of Kinematic Hardening Materials[J]. Applied Mathematics and Mechanics, 1989, 10(11): 969-976.
It is of great practical importance to analyze the shakedown of shell structures under cyclic loading, especially of those made of strain hardening materials.In this paper, same further understanding of the shakedown theorem for kinematic hardening materials has been made, and it is applied to analyze the shakedown of shell structures Though the residual stress of a real stale is related to plastic strain, the time-independent residual stress field as we will show in the theorem may be unrelated to the time-independent kinematically admissible plastic strain field For the engineering application, it will lie much more convenient to point this out clearly and definitely, otherwise it will be very difficult. Also, we have proposed a new method of proving this theorem.The above theorem is applied to the shakedown analysis of a cylindrical shell with hemispherical ends. According to the elastic solution, various possible residual sfcss and plastic strain Jlelds, the shakedown analysis of the structure can be reduced to a mathematical programming problem.The results of calculation show that the shakedown load of strain hardening materials is about 30-40% higher than that of ideal plastic materials. So it is very important to consider the hardening of materials in the shakedown analysis,for it can greatly increase the structure design capacity, and meanwhile provide ascicntific basis to improve the design of shell structures.