1407 Interface Stresses between a Rigid Conical-form Hole and an Elastic Conical-form Solid Subjected to an Uniform Pressure
Takashi Toyoda, Hisao HASEGAWA
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Takashi Toyoda, Hisao HASEGAWA
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This paper is concerned with the interface stresses between a rigid conical-form hole and an elastic conical-form solid subjected to an uniform pressure. A body force distribution method is used to obtain the interface stresses. The method of solution is said to be a method of fundamental solution. We apply Green's functions for axisymmetric body force problems of an elastic half space. Influences of the tapered angle of the conical-form solid on the interface stress are considered and the results are compared with that subjected to a concentrated force at the center of surface of the conical-form solid.
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This paper is concerned with the interface stresses between a rigid conical-form hole and an elastic conical-form solid subjected to an uniform pressure. A body force distribution method is used to obtain the interface stresses. The method of solution is said to be a method of fundamental solution. We apply Green's functions for axisymmetric body force problems of an elastic half space. Influences of the tapered angle of the conical-form solid on the interface stress are considered and the results are compared with that subjected to a concentrated force at the center of surface of the conical-form solid.
Key concepts: Conical surface, Rotational symmetry, Stress (linguistics), Materials science, Interface (matter), Solid body, Mechanics, Geometry