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Thermodynamically Consistent Relations Involving Plasticity, Internal Energy And Thermal Effects, Howard Schreyer, Paul Maudlin
Thermodynamically Consistent Relations Involving Plasticity, Internal Energy And Thermal Effects, Howard Schreyer, Paul Maudlin
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Experimental data associated with plastic deformations indicate that the temperature is less than that predicted from dissipation based on plastic work. To obtain reasonable correlation between theoretical and experimental results, the plastic work is often multiplied by a constant β. This paper provides an alternative thermodynamic framework in which it is proposed that there is an additional internal energy associated with dislocation pile-up or increase in dislocation density. The form of this internal energy follows from experimental data that relates flow stress to dislocation density and to equivalent plastic strain. The result is that β is not a constant but …