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The torsional oscillations of a rigid spherical inclusion embedded in an elastic stratum

โœ Scribed by R. Shail; G. R. Wickham


Publisher
Springer Netherlands
Year
1972
Tongue
English
Weight
521 KB
Volume
2
Category
Article
ISSN
0374-3535

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โœฆ Synopsis


In this paper we investigate the axisymmetric harmonic torsional vibrations of a rigid spherical inclusion, embedded centrally in an elastic stratum of finite thickness. For an infinite solid the problem has a simple closed form solution. Here the stratum problem is formulated as a Fredholm integral equation of the first kind, and a perturbation method employed to solve this equation approximately for large values of the ratio of s~here radius to stratum depth. Approximations are given for quantities of physical interest such as the stress distribution at the inclusion-elastic medium interface, and the stress couple on the sphere.

RI~SUMI~

Dans cette ~tude on recherche les vibrations axisymm6triques harmoniques et torsionales d'une inclusion sph~rique et raide, situ~e centralement dans une touche d'une ~paisseur born6e. Pour un solide infini le problame a une solution 616mentaire.

On formule le probl~me de couche comme une ~quation int6grale de Fredholm de la premiere sorte. On se sert d'une m6thode de perturbation pour r~soudre cette &tuation d'une fa~on approximative pour les grandes vateurs de la proportion du rayon de la sphere contre la profondeur de la touche. Les approximations sont calcul~es pour la distribution d'effort employee sur l'inclusion et pour la couple de torsion employee sur la sphere.


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