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ν 12 and
ν 21
Figure 6.5
Hsu/Zhu ratio
Based on the test data shown in Figure 6.5(a), the following equation is suggested for the
Hsu/Zhu ratio
ν 12 :
ν 12 =
0
.
2
+
850
ε sf
ε sf
ε y
(6.32)
ν 12 =
1
.
9
ε sf
y
(6.33)
Figure 6.5(a) clearly shows that the Hsu/Zhu ratio
ν 12 lies outside the valid range of 0-0.5
for the Poisson ratio of continuous materials.
The measured data for Hsu/Zhu ratio
ν 21 are plotted in Figure 6.5(b). It can be seen that
ν 21
is about 0.2-0.25 before cracking took place in the test panels. After cracking, however,
ν 21
reduces rapidly to about 0.05 and then gradually approaches zero at yielding. Near the yielding
stage, negative
ν 21 begins to occur. It is interesting to note that the negative and positive values
of
ν 21 occur alternatively in some specimens. For simplicity in an analytical model,
ν 21 is
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