Generation a solution to the equations of elasticity theory for a layered strip basing on the principle of compressed mappings
Journal: Structural Mechanics of Engineering Constructions and Buildings (Vol.19, No. 5)Publication Date: 2024-04-01
Authors : Evgeny Zveryaev; Marina Rynkovskaya; Van Hoa;
Page : 421-449
Keywords : Saint-Venant - Picard - Banach method; mapping contraction principle; small parameter; layered strip; iterations; composite; edge effect;
Abstract
A systematic presentation of the modified classical semi-inverse SaintVenant method as an iterative one is given on the example of generating a solution to the differential equations of elasticity theory for a long layered strip. The firstorder differential equations of the plane problem are reduced to the dimensionless form and replaced by integral equations with respect to the transverse coordinate, just as it is done in the Picard method of simple iterations. In this case, a small parameter appears in the integral equations before the integral sign as a multiplying factor, which is used to ensure convergence of solutions in accordance with the Banach’s principle of compressed mappings. The equations and elasticity relations are converted to a form that enables to calculate the unknowns consecutively, so that the unknowns being calculated in one equation are the inputs for the next equation, and etc. Fulfillment of the boundary conditions at the long edges leads to ordinary differential equations for slowly and rapidly changing singular components of the solution with sixteen effective stiffness coefficients that are defined by integrals from the given ones as a stepped function of Young's moduli for each layer. Integrating of these ordinary differential equations makes it possible to obtain the formulas for all the required unknowns of the problem, including transverse stresses that are not defined in the classical theory of the beam and solutions of the edge effect type, and to fulfill all the boundary conditions for the elasticity theory problem. The solution of three boundary value problems of the strip elasticity theory is provided such as for a two-layer strip with layers of the same thickness and different thicknesses, and a strip with an arbitrary number of layers. Formulas for all unknowns of the problem are obtained.
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