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The proposed strain gradient theory is an extension of the classical elasticity theory.
Results from the proposed strain approach compare well with data from a standard stress analysis.
Both von-Karman strain tensor and the proposed strain tensor are formulated.
Two well established methods, the mean strain and the stress transfer approaches (partial interaction) are combined through a newly proposed strain compliance principle.
A general constitutive relationship for the second Piola Kirchhoff and Eulerian stress tensor for higher order elasticity is then derived from the proposed strain energy density.
The assessment results show that the proposed strain model is rather conservative at 80% of the ultimate load, while slightly underestimates strain distribution profile at ultimate load.
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The proposed strains are as summarized in Table 5.> The proposed strains were then obtained from the EUROSCARF collection for validation of our strategy.
A detailed analysis of the strain and electric fields for embedded QWR arrays is presented and the results could impact the design of proposed strain-modulated electronic devices.
The results indicate that the proposed strain-dependent constitutive equation gives an accurate and precise estimate of the flow stress in the relevant temperature range.
In this paper, an elastic/plastic formulation based on the proposed strain-rate potential and a fully implicit time integration algorithm for this potential are presented.
So the proposed strain-based method is feasible and practical in research and engineering applications and the dynamic responses calculated by the method are of good stability and reliability.
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