
doi: 10.1007/bf02133100
The known Limiting Conditions of Yielding presuppose homogeneity andisotropy of the material. Formulas for anisotropic materials have been proposed: but they cannot be applied to all practical applications. The Limiting Condition of Yielding already proposed by the A. for isotropic materials can easily be extended to materials with different mechanical properties in different directions: the formulas obtained confirm the particular cases and the particular formulas already known for isotropic materials. The various solutions proposed by the A. for anisotropic bodies are usually represented by paraboloids whose characteristics obviously depend on the experimental parameters.
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