Applications

Abstract

In order to illustrate the application of the criteria and fitting of the parameters, some measurements from the literature are analyzed. At first, the measured data for

• gray cast iron (Coffin and Schenectady in J Appl Mech 17:233–248, 1950) [1],

• POM (poly(oxymethylene)) (Pae in J Mater Sci 12:1209–1214, 1977) [2],

• PVC (polyvinyl chloride) hard foam (Christensen et al. in Int J Solids Struct 39(4):973–982, 2002) [3], and

• concrete (Lee et al. in Nucl. Eng. Des. 227(2):143–153, 2004) [4]

are shown in (Altenbach et al. Plasticity of pressure-sensitive materials. Engineering Materials. Springer, Berlin, 2014) [5] and (Kolupaev et al. J Eng Mech (ASCE), 2017) [6]. The measured data for

• aluminum alloy (Naghdi, Rowley in J Mech Phys Solids 8:63–80, 1954) [7], (Naghdi et al. in Trans ASME J Appl Mech 6:201–209, 1958) [8],

• PA 6 (polyamide) (unpublished),

• EPP P 9240 (expandable polypropylene) hard foam (Münch, Mechanisches Kurzzeitverhalten von thermoplastischen Konstruktionsschaumstoffen unter mehrachsiger Beanspruchung, 2005) [9], and

• concrete (Tasuji in The behavior of plan concrete subject to biaxial stress, 1976) [10], (Tasuji et al. in ACI J Proc 75(7):306–312, 1978) [11], (Tasuji et al. in Mag Concr Res 31(109):217–224, 1979) [12]

are fitted below. In addition, the own experimental results for PMI (polymethacrylimide) hard foams are evaluated.