Bingham Plastics: Heterogenous Mixtures or Compounds?

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Bingham plastics are primarily characterized as heterogeneous mixtures, similar to mud, but they can also be represented in specific applications as compounds. The discussion highlights atypical applications of Bingham plastic material models beyond traditional contexts, such as continuum damage mechanics analyses. In these analyses, the mixture exhibits both heterogeneous and homogeneous characteristics, particularly when considering inclusions within a viscoplastic metallic matrix. Additionally, the relevance of Bingham-type material models is acknowledged in the study of simple viscoplasticity, suggesting their applicability to traditional materials as well.
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Are bingham plastics always heterogenous mixtures, like mud, or are there known compounds?
 
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'Atypical' applications of Bingham like material models (other than mud that is) have come across are continuum damage mechanics analyses (Bingham matrix), in which the mixture is in a sense heterogeneous, but in another not :biggrin: (inclusions etc. stuff in a viscoplastic metallic matrix). A related application is that of 'simple' viscoplasticity, where think the material models of Bingham kind have at least some merit (meaning in 'traditional' materials as well).
 
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