The Dynamic Viscoplastic Expansion of a Cylindrical Tube
Author(s):
Appleby, Edmund J.
Corporate Author(s): Illinois Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanics
Corporate Report Number: DOMIIT Report No. 1-24
Date of Publication: 1963-05
Pages: 25
Contract: Nonr 140604
DoD Project: NR 064-429
DoD Task:
Identifier: AD0408994
Abstract:
The viscoplastic flow of a long thick-walled tube with subjected to internal pressure and has its ends restrained from motion in the axial direction is investigated. The material of the tube is rigid-viscoplastic and incompressible. The pressure required to produce a specified expansion of the tube is calculated for two examples. In the former the effect of different viscosity coefficients is observed. In the latter example a comparison is made of the effects of perfect plasticity, viscosity and inertia.
Provenance: Purdue University
Corporate Author(s): Illinois Institute of Technology, Department of Mechanics
Corporate Report Number: DOMIIT Report No. 1-24
Date of Publication: 1963-05
Pages: 25
Contract: Nonr 140604
DoD Project: NR 064-429
DoD Task:
Identifier: AD0408994
Abstract:
The viscoplastic flow of a long thick-walled tube with subjected to internal pressure and has its ends restrained from motion in the axial direction is investigated. The material of the tube is rigid-viscoplastic and incompressible. The pressure required to produce a specified expansion of the tube is calculated for two examples. In the former the effect of different viscosity coefficients is observed. In the latter example a comparison is made of the effects of perfect plasticity, viscosity and inertia.
Provenance: Purdue University