This book can be used as a teaching material for undergraduate and junior college students majoring in material forming and control engineering, and also as a reference book for relevant professional and technical personnel. order
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The first chapter is introduction.
First, the characteristics and classification of metal plastic salt forms
Second, the development of metal plastic forming theory
Third, the task of this course
Think about a problem
Chapter II Mechanical Basis of Metal Plastic Deformation
Section 1 Force Analysis of Metal Plastic Forming Process
The stress state analysis of a point in the deformed body in the second quarter
I. Stress analysis by section method
Second, the stress component and stress tensor of three-dimensional coordinate system
Three, the stress on any inclined plane
Four, the principal stress and stress invariants
Verb (abbreviation of verb) principal shear stress and maximum shear stress
Six, stress sphere tensor and stress deviation tensor
Seven, octahedral stress and equivalent stress
Eight, stress balance differential equation
Nine, plane stress state and axisymmetric stress state
Ten, stress Mohr circle
Analysis of strain state of particles in deformed body in the third quarter
First, the strain state of particles
Second, the relationship between displacement component and strain component-small deformation geometric equation
Thirdly, strain continuity equation.
Four, strain increment and strain rate tensor
Expression of plastic deformation degree of verb (abbreviation of verb)
Six, the condition of constant plastic deformation volume
Seven, plane deformation and axisymmetric deformation
The fourth quarter yield criterion
Tresca yield criterion
Second, von Mises's yield criterion
Thirdly, the geometric expression of yield criterion-yield surface and yield trajectory.
Fourthly, the influence of intermediate principal stress-a simplified expression of yield criterion
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Introduction to yield criterion of hardened materials
Section 5 Stress-strain relationship of plastic deformation
First, the elastic stress-strain relationship
Second, the characteristics of plastic stress-strain relationship
Thirdly, the incremental theory of plastic deformation.
Fourthly, the total plastic deformation theory.
Section 6 Actual Stress-strain Curve of Metal Materials
I. Tensile test curve
Second, the compression test curve
Third, the simplified form of the actual stress-strain curve
Fourth, the Bauschinger effect.
Thinking and practicing.