B. Loret et al., COMPUTATIONAL ASPECTS OF LARGE ELASTOPLASTIC DEFORMATIONS IN THE PRESENCE OF ANISOTROPY AND PLASTIC SPIN, Computer methods in applied mechanics and engineering, 105(2), 1993, pp. 151-180
A constitutive framework for large elastoplastic deformations is brief
ly presented, along the lines of Mandel's theory, in a form most appro
priate for computational convenience. A general purpose stress-point a
lgorithm is adapted to the present large deformation framework. An acc
uracy analysis is carried out and the performances of several variants
are compared, particularly those related to the anisotropic intensity
and plastic spin in reference to two specific anisotropic models. The
effect of elastic deformations on the overall response is demonstrate
d for special loading paths.