Uniform stress fields inside multiple inclusions in an elastic infinite plane under plane deformation

Uniform stress fields inside multiple inclusions in an elastic infinite plane under plane deformation.

Multiple elastic inclusions with uniform internal stress fields in an infinite elastic matrix are constructed under given uniform remote in-plane loadings. The method is based on the sufficient and necessary condition imposed on the boundary value of a holomorphic function that guarantees the existence of the holomorphic function in a multiply connected region. The unknown shape of each of the ...

Multiple cracks in an elastic half-plane subjected to thermo-mechanical loading

An analytical solution is presented for the thermoelastic problem of a half-plane with several cracks under thermo mechanical loading using distributed dislocation technique. The uncoupled quasi-static linear thermoelasticity theory is adopted in which the change in temperature, if any, due to deformations is neglected. The stress field in a half-plane containing thermoelastic dislocation is ob...

In-Plane Analysis of an FGP Plane Weakened by Multiple Moving Cracks

In this paper, the analytical solution of an electric and Volterra edge dislocation in a functionally graded piezoelectric (FGP) medium is obtained by means of complex Fourier transform. The system is subjected to in-plane mechanical and electrical loading. The material properties of the medium vary exponentially with coordinating parallel to the crack. In this study, the rate of the gradual ch...

Plane strain deformation of an initially stressed orthotropic elastic medium

The eigenvalue approach, using the Laplace and Fourier transforms, has been employed to find the analytical expressions for displacements and stresses at any point, as a result of an inclined line load, of an initially stressed orthotropic elastic medium. A plain strain problem has been studied. The results in the form of displacement and stress components have been obtained and discussed graph...

On the Role of Large Elastic Deformation in Fracture Initiation-- the Cases of Plane Stress and Plane Strain