Cyclic thermal loading in the creep range. II. High levels of thermal loading (Q761262)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3885422
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    Cyclic thermal loading in the creep range. II. High levels of thermal loading
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3885422

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      Cyclic thermal loading in the creep range. II. High levels of thermal loading (English)
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      [For part I see the summary above (Zbl 0555.73042).] - An upper displacement bound is presented for thermal loading problems that allows energy to be dissipated as a result of the cyclic variation of strain in parts of the structure. Use of the bound requires a knowledge of the thermo-elastic stress distribution resulting from the cycle of temperature and arbitrary stress fields that are in equilibrium with the primary load and a dummy load applied in the direction of the required displacement rate. Certain limitations are imposed on the choice of equilibrium stress fields and, as a result, the bound can only be applied to a limited range of problems. Situations for which the bound can and cannot be used are examined.
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      dissipated energy
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      upper displacement bound
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      thermal loading
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      cyclic variation of strain
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      thermo-elastic stress distribution
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      cycle of temperature
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      arbitrary stress fields
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      equilibrium
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      primary load
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      dummy load
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