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Rawlings, 1967 - Google Patents

Energy absorption of dynamically and statically tested mild steel beams under conditions of gross deformation

Rawlings, 1967

Document ID
5424982949272458370
Author
Rawlings B
Publication year
Publication venue
International Journal of Mechanical Sciences

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An account is given of dynamic and static tests on mild steel members deformed under conditions of gross geometry change. An evaluation is made of the rigid-plastic theory, taking account of change of geometry, and also the elastic-plastic theory, assuming …
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