Some remarks on the application of a two-surface model in plasticity
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An internal variable theory of rate-independent plasticity is presented incorporating a combination of classical models of kinematic hardening as well as isotropic hardening. In addition to the yield surface a second bounding surface has been introduced to accommodate to problems with non-radial loading paths. The behaviour of this model under uniaxial and complex loading has been tested and compared with experimental results and other theoretical predictions.
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