Lecture

Plasticity in Plate with Hole

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Description

This lecture covers the application of the plasticity condition in a plate with a hole, focusing on the Von-Mises plasticity theory. It explains how to determine the point where plastic yielding begins and how to estimate the plastic zone region using the elastic stress field. The lecture also discusses the expected plastic region estimation method and the use of the elastic solution for this purpose.

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