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Anisotropic Damage of Low-Alloy Steel Plates Under Uniaxial Tension After Alternating Bending
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, where 
is the elastic modulus of intact material; E is the current modulus determined at uniaxial tensile tests. Anisotropy of mechanical properties and damage take place in steel sheets at uniaxial tensile tests after deformation by alternating bending. The averaged damage of steel sheets at uniaxial tensile tests has minimal value after 3 cycles of alternating bending. The averaged damage of steel at uniaxial tensile tests increases with the intensity increase of "brittle" components of type {001} || ND in the texture after alternating bending. Damage of steel at uniaxial tensile tests decreases with the intensity growth of "viscous" components such as {110}, {112}, {111} parallel to the rolling plane in the texture after alternating bending.