2005
DOI: 10.1007/s11741-005-0076-0
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Growth of voids in a hyperelastic rectangular plate

Abstract: The analyses of finite deformation and stress for a hyperelastic rectangular plate with some voids under an tmiaxi~l extension were conducted. The governing differential equations were given from the incompressibility condition of the material. The solution was approximately obtained from the minimum potential energy principle. The growth of voids was discussed. One can see that an central circular-cylinder void becomes an elliptic-cylinder void, but an ~ non-centeral circular-cylinder void becomes an ellitfdc… Show more

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