


Vol 238, No 2 (2019)
- Year: 2019
- Articles: 8
- URL: https://journal-vniispk.ru/1072-3374/issue/view/14996
Article
Cylindrical Shell of Finite Length with Low Shear Stiffness Under the Action of Local Heat Sources
Abstract
We consider a quasistatic problem of thermoelasticity for a cylindrical shell of finite length in a variable temperature field. The surface of the shell exchanges heat with the ambient medium of constant temperature according to Newton’s law. The problem is solved with regard for the shear strains. The asymptotic state of the shell in which the computed quantities attain their maximal values is studied in detail. We also perform the comparative analysis of the thermoelastic state of the shell of finite length and the corresponding state of a shell of infinite length.



Analysis of the Problem of Stability of Thin Shells Compliant to Shear and Compression
Abstract
The problem of stability of shells compliant to shear and compression is studied by the finite-element method. On the basis of relations of the geometrically nonlinear theory of thin shells compliant to shear and compression (six-mode version), we write the key equations for the determination of their initial postcritical state and formulate the corresponding variational problem. A numerical scheme of the finite-element method is constructed for the solution of the problems of stability of these shells. The order of the rate of convergence of the scheme proposed for the numerical solution of the problems of stability is investigated.



Modeling of the Flows of Admixtures in a Random Layered Strip with Probable Arrangement of Inclusions Near the Boundaries of the Body
Abstract
We study the random flow of admixtures in a two-phase stochastically inhomogeneous strip with the most probable arrangement of inclusions in the vicinity of the surfaces of the body. A mathematical model is formulated for the function of diffusion flow with nonzero constant initial concentration. A random diffusion flow is represented in the form of a Neumann series. The procedure of averaging of the random mass flow over the ensemble of phase configurations with arcsine distribution function is performed. The influence of the characteristics of the medium on the distribution of mass flow is analyzed. It is shown that if the diffusion coefficient of admixtures in the inclusion is higher than for the matrix, then the increase in the characteristic thickness of the layers causes a decrease in the value of the diffusion flow, whereas the mass flow in the entire body increases with the volume fraction of the inclusions.



Equations of the Local Gradient Electromagnetothermomechanics of Polarizable Nonferromagnetic Bodies with Regard for Electric Quadrupole Moments
Abstract
We formulate a complete system of relations of the local gradient electromagnetothermomechanics of electrically conductive nonferromagnetic polarizable solid media. The nonlocal character of the constitutive relations of the proposed mathematical model is explained by the presence of electric quadrupole moments in the polarization current. As a result of taking into account these moments, the space of parameters of the thermodynamic state of the body is expanded by including a pair of additional conjugate parameters, namely, the quadrupole moment and the gradient of the vector of electric-field intensity. It is shown that the developed model takes into account the electromechanical interaction for materials with high level of symmetry (isotropic materials) and describes the flexoelectric and thermopolarization effects. We also present the key system of equations for a physically and geometrically linear medium.



Well-Posedness of the Lord–Shulman Variational Problem of Thermopiezoelectricity
Abstract
On the basis of the initial-boundary-value Lord–Shulman problem of thermopiezoelectricity, we formulate the corresponding variational problem in terms of the vector of elastic displacements, electric potential, temperature increment, and the vector of heat fluxes. By using the energy balance equation of the variational problem, we establish sufficient conditions for the regularity of input data of the problem and prove the uniqueness of its solution. To prove the existence of the general solution to the problem, we use the procedure of Galerkin semidiscretization in spatial variables and show that the limit of the sequence of its approximations is a solution of the variational problem of Lord–Shulman thermopiezoelectricity. This fact allows us to construct a reasonable procedure for the determination of approximate solutions to this problem.



R-Functions Method in the Mathematical Modeling of Convective Heat Exchange in an Octahedral Fuel Assembly with 37 Fuel Elements
Abstract
We consider conjugate boundary-value problems of heat exchange for the cases where a viscous incompressible liquid moves through channels with noncanonical cross section flowing around a bundle of rods. The influence of the type of packing on the velocity and temperature distributions is investigated. For the solution, we use the R-functions method in combination with the Ritz variational method. We consider the cases of cyclic, staggered, and rectangular packing of fuel elements.



Influence of a Flexible Coating on the Strength of a Shallow Cylindrical Shell with Longitudinal Crack
Abstract
We study the problem of tension of a cylindrical shell containing a longitudinal crack and strengthened by a coating. The flexible coating is modeled by a hinge connecting the faces of a notch on one face of the shell. We determine the stressed state near the crack tips and analyze the distribution of the hinge reaction in the coating. The limit equilibrium of the shell weakened by a crack is analyzed with regard for the limited strength of the reinforcement.



Parametric Optimization of the Transport Operations of a Two-Link Manipulator
Abstract
We study the problem of optimization of motion of a two-link manipulator, which performs transport operations under the action of controls (moments of forces in the hinges). The initial and the final position of the gripping device of the manipulator and the time of the operation are regarded as known. The quality of motion of the manipulator is estimated by a quadratic functional. Possible configurations of the manipulator at the beginning and at the end of the operation are taken into account. We propose an algorithm for the construction of suboptimal solutions of the problem based on the parametrization of the angular coordinates of the manipulator by the sum of a cubic polynomial and a finite trigonometric series and on the use of the methods of inverse problems of dynamics and numerical procedures of nonlinear programming. The influence of configurations of the manipulator and the parameters of the trigonometric series on the characteristics of the suboptimal process is analyzed.


