Variation in the Plastic Strain Ratio with Tensile Strain
정효태 , 이동녕 Hyo Tae Jeong , Dong Nyung Lee
Abstract
The relationship between tensile and width strains during tensile testing has been studied for 99.99% aluminium, 70 : 30 brass and IF steel sheets. The data have been analyzed based on the conventional R-value, the instantaneous R-value and a linear regression R-value. The instantaneous R-value was found to be the most suitable method for characterizing the variation of the R-value or the plastic strain ratio. The instantaneous R-values of the aluminium and IF steel sheets were approximately constant, exhibiting a discontinuous increase at a strain of 5 to 6 percent. The instantaeous R-value of 70 : 30 brass sheet decreased continously with tensile strain. This variation was attributed to the texture variation with tensile strain.