Über das elektrische Leitvermögen des kaltgereckten Aluminiums

Masing, Georg; Hohorst, Georg

doi:10.1007/978-3-662-24681-8_8

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“…In general, the term 'residual stress' stands for statically effective, single-or multi-axis states of stress which are existing within a shut system without any external forces and moments and which are balanced. Based on Masing's [1] classification into residual stress of the first, second and third kind, Macherauch et al [2] suggested the following definitions.…”

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Comparison of FEM simulations to measurements of residual stresses for the example of a welded plate: a state-of-the-art report

Dilthey¹,

Reisgen²,

Kretschmer³

2000

Modelling Simul. Mater. Sci. Eng.

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Besides several other parameters, residual stresses exert substantial influence on material behaviour. Measurements of residual stresses are rather expensive to carry out and are also affected by many error sources. For these reasons, of particular interest is the completion of these measurements by simulations and, maybe later, by substitution. This article explains in short the different residual stress measuring methods with their advantages and disadvantages. Moreover, the measuring results of a residual stress test, taken at a welded plate, will be compared to the results of FEM residual stress analysis.

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confidence: 99%