inelastilised
Inelastilised is a term used in physics and engineering to describe systems or processes that do not return to their original shape after a deforming force, or in which not all the energy is recovered as kinetic energy. The word is commonly encountered in Estonian-language technical literature as the plural form of inelastiline (inelastic) and is sometimes used in translated texts to refer to inelastic behavior more broadly.
In collisions, inelastic means that some kinetic energy is transformed into other forms of energy, such as
In materials science, inelastic behavior encompasses plastic deformation, where the material undergoes a permanent shape change
Modeling inelasticity typically involves plasticity theory, with yield criteria and flow rules to describe permanent deformation,
Practical applications and considerations of inelastilised include energy absorption in dampers, crash safety design, and any