This paper presents a formulation for solving three-dimensional moving punch problem. It proves that Galin's theorem holds for the punch. As an example, the study offers some results (including numerical data) of ...This paper presents a formulation for solving three-dimensional moving punch problem. It proves that Galin's theorem holds for the punch. As an example, the study offers some results (including numerical data) of dynamic displacement over an ellipse contact region.展开更多
The paper deals with nonlinear elasticity of blood arterial duct, in which the artery is modeled to bea locally triclinic, transverse isotropic, incorapressible, axisymmetric and thickwalled tube with large deformatio...The paper deals with nonlinear elasticity of blood arterial duct, in which the artery is modeled to bea locally triclinic, transverse isotropic, incorapressible, axisymmetric and thickwalled tube with large deformations, The nonlinear coustitutive relationship of arterial tissues is based on the theorv of Green and Adkins. A nonlinear strain energy density function is introduced for nonlinear stress-strain relationship of second order, in which the coefficient of each term is expressed by means of a Lame’s constant, The elasticity constants are nqcessary to describe such a uonlinear finite strain etastieity of the second order, These constants are determined by means of the stress-strain increment theory.展开更多
文摘This paper presents a formulation for solving three-dimensional moving punch problem. It proves that Galin's theorem holds for the punch. As an example, the study offers some results (including numerical data) of dynamic displacement over an ellipse contact region.
文摘The paper deals with nonlinear elasticity of blood arterial duct, in which the artery is modeled to bea locally triclinic, transverse isotropic, incorapressible, axisymmetric and thickwalled tube with large deformations, The nonlinear coustitutive relationship of arterial tissues is based on the theorv of Green and Adkins. A nonlinear strain energy density function is introduced for nonlinear stress-strain relationship of second order, in which the coefficient of each term is expressed by means of a Lame’s constant, The elasticity constants are nqcessary to describe such a uonlinear finite strain etastieity of the second order, These constants are determined by means of the stress-strain increment theory.
