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Applications of a New Element Model of Solid Bodies in Plasticity
A New Model of Orthotropic Bodies
The solution of linearly elastic and orthotropic solid bodies is very complicated, thus a new element model for solving linearly elastic and orthotropic bodies is presented by using the generalized Hooke's law and the superposition principle. This new model is a simple truss consisting of some bars, and then the solution of orthotropic body becomes simple. Furthermore, this new model reveals the physical mechanism of a solid body under the action of applied forces.
Keywords: Elasticity, new model, orthotropic body, truss, generalized Hooke's law
A New Element Model of Solid Bodies
Based on the generalized Hooke's law and the superposition principle, a new element model of linearly elastic and orthotropic solid bodies is presented. Furthermore, the paper provides a new method for analyzing solid bodies. This new element is a simple truss, and a solid body is considered to consist of many such truss elements, then the solid body becomes a truss structure. Thus the internal forces and displacements of the solid body can be obtained by calculating this truss structure.
Keywords: solid body, element model, Elasticity, Hooke's law, truss element
Minisymposium: Adhesively Bonded Composite Systems- MECHCOMP2014 , NY
30th October 2013
- Deadline for submission of abstracts (a text of 4000 characters max.)
Saint-Venant's Principle: Experimental and Analytical
Mathematical provability , then classication, of Saint-Venant's Principle are discussed. Beginning with the simplest case of Saint-Venant's Principle, four problems of elasticity are discussed mathematically. It is concluded that there exist two categories of elastic problems concerning Saint-Venant's Principle: Experimental Problems, whose Saint-Venant's Principle is established in virtue of supporting experiment, and Analytical Problems, whose Saint-Venant's decay is proved or disproved mathematically, based on fundamental equations of linear elasticity.
Continuous Stribeck Curve Measurement Using Tribometer
Irvine, Calif., Oct 24, 2013 – Nanovea demonstrates for the first time the ability to measure a continuous Stribeck Curve. Using the Nanovea Tribometer advanced speed control, from 2000 to 0.01 rpm, within 10 minutes software monitoring provides a complete Stribeck Curve. Prior to this advancement a Stribeck Curve has been shown to be evaluated in a stepwise fashion requiring data stitching. This advancement provides precise data throughout lubricant regime evaluation and substantially reduces time and cost.
Ab-initio adsorption study of chitosan on functionalized graphene
R Rahman, D. Mazumdar
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Papers on MD simulation and multiscale modeling of polymer based nanocomposites
Dear Colleagues,
I am glad to share my papers on MD simulation and multiscale moldeling of polymer based nanocomposites.
MD simulation of graphene-epoxy nanocomposites:
Impact on non-linear beam
Hi,
I started a research project on Impact problem of nonlinear beam (all kind of nonlinearity). Has anyone studied on this issue? Please give me some reference or direction. It will be a great help. Thank a lot
Best regards.
Tien Long