Abstract
Post-uniform deformation energy of materials is defined as absorbed energy per unit area after necking. The energy is constant for a material type and its experienced specific processing history and also depends on its mechanical parameters as workhardening exponent, strain rate sensitivity, post-necking extension and inhomogeneity factor. Different methods such as single and multiple tensile testing had been proposed in the literature to calculate tearing energy, but the effect of post-necking extension had not been expressed explicitly. A new model by implementing uniform and failure elongations with the combination of Unwin theory is introduced. Based on the model, it was shown that tearing energy was a constant portion of uniform deformation energy in every specific material, and its value for alloys of aluminium, copper and brass was calculated through previous and new developed models.
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