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Accession Number:
AD0265817
Title:
ON SOME VARIATIONAL PRINCIPLES IN ELASTICITY AND THEIR APPLICATION TO THE THEORY OF TWO PHASE MATERIALS
Corporate Author:
PENNSYLVANIA UNIV PHILADELPHIA TOWNE SCHOOL OF CIVIL AND MECHANICAL ENGINEERING
Report Date:
1961-07-01
Abstract:
The establishment of some variational principles in the linear theory of elasticity and with their application to the determination of the effective moduli o two phase elastic materials is presented. The latter problem in particular and the problem of the determination of effective physical constants of composite materials, in general, received considerable attention. Because of the complexity of the problem, attempts to find effective moduli for such materials were based on simplifying assumptions. A more exact theoretical approach consists of the establishment of bounds on the-265 8174N2 AD-265 818Div. 17 U TIPTMSEB Armament Research and Development Establishment Gt. Brit.. RESISTANCE TO THERMAL FATIGUE CRACKING OF SEVERAL TYPES OF CAST IRON, by H. G. Baron and B. S. Bloomfield. Oct 61, 14p. incl. illus. table ARDE Memo. no. MX 5361 Unclassified report D SCRIPTORS Iron, Cast imoduli with the aid of variational principles. Author
Pages:
0001
Contract Number:
NONR55142
File Size:
0.00MB
