Prediction of Macroscopic Deformation Bands in Porous Metals with Unidirectional Through‐Pores

Macroscopic Deformation Bands In article number 2301001, Mahiro Sawada and Shinsuke Suzuki develop a method to predict the location of macroscopic deformation bands that occur in directional porous metals under compressive load. The prediction utilizes the concept of path search on a map that was created based on the equivalent plastic strain distribution at the compressive strain of 1.0%.

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Advanced Engineering Materials
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2024-08-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/adem.202470034
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Prediction of Macroscopic Deformation Bands in Porous Metals with Unidirectional Through‐Pores

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Prediction of Macroscopic Deformation Bands in Porous Metals with Unidirectional Through‐Pores

Mahiro Sawada, Shinsuke Suzuki
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Abstract

Macroscopic Deformation Bands In article number 2301001, Mahiro Sawada and Shinsuke Suzuki develop a method to predict the location of macroscopic deformation bands that occur in directional porous metals under compressive load. The prediction utilizes the concept of path search on a map that was created based on the equivalent plastic strain distribution at the compressive strain of 1.0%.

Advanced Engineering MaterialsVol. 26(15)
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