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Abstract
Traditionally, mechanical properties as determined from sensile-test specimens are assumed to be truly uniaxial and are used directly in finite-element codes for design purposes. In this paper, the stress and strain distributions in two test geometries, an hourglass specimen and a cylindrical specimen, are critically examined by means of the nonlinear finite-element code CREEP-PLAST.
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