Lcubed
Structural
- Aug 19, 2002
- 124
Hi All,
I understand the principles behind the von Mises Yield Criterion, and I think I know when it should and should not be used, but I have seen it mis-used on several occasions, and I'm doing further research.
Most references state that it is used to find Yield and, as Corypad pointed out in a related thread, it is the von Mises YIELD Criterion, but what I am seeking is an authoritative reference which clearly limits the conditions under which the criterion may be applied.
Specifically, I'd like a reference which states flatly that the criterion does not generally apply to the ultimate strength of ductile materials. Alternatively, if it CAN be used to predict the rupture strength of ductile materials, I'd like a reference for that.
Regards
Lcubed
I understand the principles behind the von Mises Yield Criterion, and I think I know when it should and should not be used, but I have seen it mis-used on several occasions, and I'm doing further research.
Most references state that it is used to find Yield and, as Corypad pointed out in a related thread, it is the von Mises YIELD Criterion, but what I am seeking is an authoritative reference which clearly limits the conditions under which the criterion may be applied.
Specifically, I'd like a reference which states flatly that the criterion does not generally apply to the ultimate strength of ductile materials. Alternatively, if it CAN be used to predict the rupture strength of ductile materials, I'd like a reference for that.
Regards
Lcubed