Abstract
The homogeneous anisotropic hardening (HAH) model formulation, which is solely based on distortional plasticity, was improved recently. In this study, a robust coefficient identification scheme was developed for this updated model. Tension-compression tests were conducted on a mild steel sheet sample to assess the hardening behavior in the forward-reverse loading mode. An inverse identification procedure was employed to calibrate the coefficients of the model. The Nelder-Mead simplex and genetic optimization methods were investigated and the results regarding the accuracy of the calibration were compared. As a result, both optimization methods led to reasonable coefficients for the new model.
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