The structure influences of the stress state on straining non-corrosive steel during the additional impulse charges

Authors

  • N. H. Chausov National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • A. P. Pilipenko National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • V. B. Berezin National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine, Ukraine
  • V. N. Paratsa National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine,
  • I. I. Luchko Lviv, branch of DIIT,

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2011/6914

Keywords:

dissipative structure, loading mode, static tension, impulse strain

Abstract

Features of the dissipative structure formation in stainless steel under complex loading mode - static tension with impulse strain increase and bending are shown.

Author Biographies

N. H. Chausov, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine

Н. Г. Чаусов

A. P. Pilipenko, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine

А. П. Піліпенко

V. B. Berezin, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine

В. Б. Березін

V. N. Paratsa, National University of Life and Environmental Sciences, Ukraine

В. Н. Параца

I. I. Luchko, Lviv, branch of DIIT

І. І. Лучко

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Published

2011-12-25

How to Cite

Chausov, N. H., Pilipenko, A. P., Berezin, V. B., Paratsa, V. N., & Luchko, I. I. (2011). The structure influences of the stress state on straining non-corrosive steel during the additional impulse charges. Science and Transport Progress, (39), 208–211. https://doi.org/10.15802/stp2011/6914

Issue

No. 39 (2011): ISSUE 39

Section

TRANSPORT CONSTRUCTION

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