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A. V. Konovalov, "Torsion of cylindrical rods and pipes with large plastic strains," Mech. Solids. 36 (3), 86-94 (2001)
Year 2001 Volume 36 Number 3 Pages 86-94
Title Torsion of cylindrical rods and pipes with large plastic strains
Author(s) A. V. Konovalov (Ekaterinburg)
Abstract We formulate problems of torsion for cylindrical circular rods and pipes made of an elastic-plastic material with large plastic strains and describe the results of their solution. In contrast to classical problems [1], our assumptions do not require zero strains along the coordinate axes of the cylindrical reference frame with the z-axis along the longitudinal axis of the cylinder or pipe; and there is no requirement that the normal stress components should vanish on coordinate surfaces.

An explanation is given to the presence of residual axial strains in a twisted rod or pipe (the Pointing effect). This effect was discovered in experiments with twisting wires and rods of steel, copper, and aluminum [2-4]. It was then observed and studied experimentally for twisted cylindrical and tubular samples of these and other materials [5-8]. However, the authors of these investigations gave no explanation to the observed phenomena.

We show that the mean normal stress in an interior part of a rod or a pipe is positive and may attain values commensurable with those of the yield stress.
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Received 01 July 1998
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