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Iranian Journal of Mechanical Engineering Transactions of the ISME
JMEE
1605-9727
1605-9727
2013
14
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A Closed-form Semi-analytical Elastic-Plastic Solution for Predicting the Onset of Flange Wrinkling in Deep-drawing of a Two-layered Circular Plate
F.
Moayyedian
M.
Kadkhodayan
In this paper to predict the critical conditions for onset of elastic-plastic wrinkling of flange of a two-layered circular blank during the deep-drawing process a closed-form semi-analytical elastic-plastic solution using Tresca yield criterion alongwith deformation theory in plasticity with considernig the perfectly plastic behaviour of materials is presented. Simplifying the presented solution from two layered to one layered the results exactly agree with the previous work done by the authors.
flange wrinkling
closed-form semi-analytical elastic-plastic solution
two-layered circular blank
deep-drawing process
2013
09
01
5
36
https://jmee.isme.ir/article_15003_b72e576b96736a04c114e17d4faf43eb.pdf
Iranian Journal of Mechanical Engineering Transactions of the ISME
JMEE
1605-9727
1605-9727
2013
14
2
Improving the Surface Quality using Combined Ultrasonic Vibration and Magnetic Abrasive Finishing Method
S.
Khalaj Amineh
A.R.
Fadaei Tehrani
P.
Mosadegh
A.
Mohammadi
In this paper, a new non-contact ultrasonic abrasive finishing mechanism is designed and fabricated. This mechanism combines the function of ultrasonic vibrations and the magnetic abrasive finishing (MAF) process. A permanent magnet which is mounted on a horn has been used as the processing tool. This polishing tool is vibrated at an ultrasonic frequency with piezo-electric actuators. Ultrasonic energy and the relative motion between magnet and the workpiece are the stimulus of the steel grit abrasives for improving the surface quality. In order to take advantage of the cavitation collapse pressure, the components is immersed in water. The present work also studies the effect of parameters, i.e., finishing time and working gap on the surface roughness (Ra).
magnetic abrasive finishing
Ultrasonic Vibration
cavitation collapse
Surface quality
2013
09
01
37
49
https://jmee.isme.ir/article_15004_5739e50529bc57f8cfb59b8c8e15a97c.pdf
Iranian Journal of Mechanical Engineering Transactions of the ISME
JMEE
1605-9727
1605-9727
2013
14
2
An Analytical Shear Factor for FGM Circular Plates with Non-uniform Elastic Foundations and Normal and Shear Tractions
M.
Shariyat
M.
Alipour
The available shear correction factors have mainly been developed for homogeneous isotropic plates and/or assuming that no shear tractions are imposed on the top and bottom surfaces of the plate. In the present research, a more general case of a circular functionally graded plate subjected to non-uniform normal and shear tractions at the top and bottom surfaces is considered. These non-uniform tractions may stem from the imposed non-uniform inclined tractions at the top surface and resting on the non-uniform Winkler-Pasternak elastic foundations. Instead of using the approximate numerical methods, the solutions are derived using a pure analytical method. In this regard, influences of the proposed analytical correction factor are evaluated on results of both the modal and the stress analyses.
shear correction factor
circular functionally graded plate
non-uniform tractions
Vibration
Stress
non-uniform elastic foundation
2013
09
01
50
72
https://jmee.isme.ir/article_15005_27ba410b138801300b78207974b9d698.pdf
Iranian Journal of Mechanical Engineering Transactions of the ISME
JMEE
1605-9727
1605-9727
2013
14
2
Linear Thermoplastic Analysis of FGM Rotating Discs with Variable Thickness
E.
Mahdavi
R.
Akbari Alashti
A.
Cheloee Darabi
M.
Alizadeh
This work presents thermoplastic analysis of FG rotating diskswith variable thickness and constant angular velocity. The solutions are obtained by variable material property (VMP) theory. In this theory, the domain is divided into some finite sub-domains in the radial direction, in which the properties are assumed to be constant and the form of the elastic response is used to solve elastic-plastic problems. The results are compared with the results obtained by the finite element analysis using ANSYS software. The results reveal that mentioned methods are in very good agreement in both thermoelastic and themroplastic states. Finally, the effect of various parameters including the thermal distribution and thickness profile on the stress behavior of disk are investigated.
Functionally graded material
rotating disk
thermoplastic analysis
variable material property theory
2013
09
01
73
87
https://jmee.isme.ir/article_15006_0c897039c8bed328b99e58438aba6a42.pdf
Iranian Journal of Mechanical Engineering Transactions of the ISME
JMEE
1605-9727
1605-9727
2013
14
2
A fiber-reinforced Transversely Isotropic Constitutive Model for Liver Tissue
B.
Fereidoonnezhad
J.
Arghavani
R.
Naghdabadi
Biomechanical properties of soft tissue, such as liver, are important in modeling computer aided surgical procedures. Experimental evidences show that liver tissue is transversely isotropic. In this article, considering the liver tissue as an incompressible fiber-reinforced composite with one family of fibers, an exponential strain energy function (SEF) is proposed. The proposed SEF is based on a recently developed strain measure which is more consistent with the physics of deformation than the commonly used Green-Lagrange strain measure. To show the capabilities of the proposed SEF, comparison is done with the experimental data available in the literature. It is shown that the results of the proposed SEF is in a good agreement with the experimental data for both tensile and compression deformations.
Liver tissue
transversely isotropic hyperelasticity
strain energy function
consistent strain measure
2013
09
01
88
97
https://jmee.isme.ir/article_15007_2036ac696ccecab390fc1d6f8ea33ffc.pdf
Iranian Journal of Mechanical Engineering Transactions of the ISME
JMEE
1605-9727
1605-9727
2013
14
2
Calculating Stress Intensity Factor for Small Edge Radial Cracks on an Orthotropic Thick-walled Cylinder Subjected to Internal Pressure using the Average Stress
H.
Ghaffari Some’e
F.
Barati
H.
Mahbadi
In this paper, the problem of calculating the stress intensity factor (SIF) for an orthotropic thick-walled cylinder with a small radial crack subject to internal pressure is considered. The crack is assumed to be an edge crack on the external radius of the cylinder. The stress intensity factor is calculated by superposition of an uncracked cylinder with uniform stress distribution and a cylinder with a small radial crack. To calculate the stress distribution in the small radial crack, basic assumptions of the Linear Elastic Theory have been used. Due to the small length of the crack, an average stress method with a proper weight function is then used to evaluate the stress intensity factor of the assumed crack problem. Simplifying the proposed formula for orthotropic cylinder to the isotropic one, the results are validated against data given in the literature search.
Small Radial Crack
thick-walled cylinder
stress intensity factor
Orthotropic Cylinder
2013
09
01
98
109
https://jmee.isme.ir/article_15008_ca046f2f07d94fc299d137877c8e6188.pdf