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Constitutive Equation for Stainless Steel Used in Structural Engineering

Stainless steel is characterized by nonlinear stress-strain behavior, material anisotropy and different mechanical properties in tension and compression. As a result, it is necessary to define stress-strain relations of stainless steel precisely for the researches of mechanical behavior and stability of stainless steel member. This paper reviews the researches in constitutive relations models home and abroad, after introducing, analyzing, comparing the exist models, presents the three-stage stress-strain model proposed by Quach, which is defined using the three basic Ramberg-Osgood parameters and could be used in structural design by the current codes, considering the Quach equation as the most accurate constitutive equation for stainless steel material.