弹性力学8-1.pptVIP

Theory of Elasticity Introduction Elasticity of Solids Field Equations of Elasticity - Differential Formulation Prismatic Rods Plane Problems – Theory and Solutions Plane Problems – Applications Variational Formulation of Elasticity Three-dimensional Problems Three Dimensional Problems Solutions by Displacement Potentials Boussinesq Solution Singularity Solutions Solutions by Displacement Potentials Strain Potential Solutions by Displacement Potentials Strain Potential Solutions by Displacement Potentials Strain Potential Solutions by Displacement Potentials Galerkin Vector Solutions by Displacement Potentials Galerkin Vector Solutions by Displacement Potentials Papkovich－Neuber Solution Solutions by Displacement Potentials Papkovich－Neuber Solution Boussinesq Solution Solution A?: Strain Potential Boussinesq Solution Solution B Boussinesq Solution Solution B Boussinesq Solution Solution B Boussinesq Solution Solutions C and D Solution E Rotation Boussinesq Solution Solution E Rotation Boussinesq Solution Solution F?: Frictionless Contact Boussinesq Solution Solution F?: Frictionless Contact Boussinesq Solution Solutioin G?: Absence of Normal Stress Index 0 Chapter 8 0 two dimensional stress functions three dimensional potential functions For an isotropic elastic solid in the absence of body forces, the simplest candidate is Chapter 8.1 1 By Navier equation General solution Chapter 8.1 2 Notice: This strain potential is incapable of forming a complete solution Especially Rotation field Chapter 8.1 3 A more general expression of displacement potential has to use vectors instead of scalars : The constant C will be selected later on to simplify the expression. Chapter 8.1 4 By Navier equation Galerkin vector F Chapter 8.1 5 vector function y is harmonic. Chapter 8.1 6 R.D. Mindlin, Note on the Galerkin and Papkovichi Stress Function, Bull. Am. Math. Soc 42(1936), 373-376 The Papkovich-Neuber solution is complete. The uniqueness of the Papkovich