| Summary: | An analytical solution for stresses in a plastically deformed cylinder made of a functionally graded material (FGM) under internal pressure is provided. The cylindrical material is composed of two metal powder particles manufactured using centrifugal casting. While Poisson’s ratio is assumed constant, Young’s modulus is a power function of the radius. The von Mises yield criterion is used under the plane-strain condition. The constitutive material model obeys the Ludwik power law, with the yield strength and work-hardening coefficient as functions of the radius. The stress distributions along the radial direction for the elastic, elasto–plastic field and beyond plastic collapse cases were analyzed. To study the effect on the plastic zone in FGM, in addition to pressure, the gradient index was made to vary from −2 to 2 and different cylinder aspect ratios ranging from 1 up to 3 are considered. A finite-element simulation was run for comparison and validation of the analytical solution. The results showed a good agreement between the two methods.
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