..., which is a function of the plastic strains. The plastic strains are determined using the Prandtl–Reuss flow rule and the differential equation is solved by the explicit finite difference method. The existing 2D computer program, for the evaluation of hydrostatic autofrettage in a thick-walled cylinder...

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... of this system and numerical results will be given. explosions shock wave effects detonation powder technology high-pressure techniques finite difference methods shock waves 27 May 2003 22 June 2003 05 05 2004 Contributed by the Pressure Vessels and Piping Division...

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... incrementally by using the finite difference method, whereby the cylinder wall is divided into N -rings at a distance Δ r apart. Machining is simulated by removing rings from both sides of the cylindrical surfaces bringing the cylinder to its final shape. After a theoretical development of the procedure...