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Structural dynamics

a map of primary and cyclic thermal stress that divides structural response into elastic, shakedown, ratcheting and plastic cycling regimes.

In structural dynamics, Bree diagram refers to a map of primary and cyclic thermal stress that divides structural response into elastic, shakedown, ratcheting and plastic cycling regimes. This meaning comes from Bree (1967) in Journal of Strain Analysis.[1]

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References

Bree, J. (1967). Elastic-plastic behaviour of thin tubes subjected to internal pressure and intermittent high-heat fluxes with application to fast-nuclear-reactor fuel elements. Journal of Strain Analysis, 2(3), 226-238. https://doi.org/10.1243/03093247v023226

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