Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension
This article provides a new form of solution to half-plane contact problems in partial slip where a normal load has been applied, held constant and is subsequently loaded with both a shear force and differential bulk tension. It uses a formulation where a displacement correction is made to the fully...
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| author | Moore, MR Ramesh, R Hills, DA Barber, JR |
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| description | This article provides a new form of solution to half-plane contact problems in partial slip where a normal load has been applied, held constant and is subsequently loaded with both a shear force and differential bulk tension. It uses a formulation where a displacement correction is made to the fully stuck solution. An approximate solution is used to study an isolated contact edge, which employs an asymptotic solution to each edge of the contact. A comparison of the approximation with the exact solution is given to show the range of loading where the asymptotic solution gives good results. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:e2f46427-22fe-4b4c-9937-11fffdfdb8742022-03-27T10:05:27ZHalf-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tensionJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:e2f46427-22fe-4b4c-9937-11fffdfdb874Symplectic Elements at OxfordElsevier2018Moore, MRRamesh, RHills, DABarber, JRThis article provides a new form of solution to half-plane contact problems in partial slip where a normal load has been applied, held constant and is subsequently loaded with both a shear force and differential bulk tension. It uses a formulation where a displacement correction is made to the fully stuck solution. An approximate solution is used to study an isolated contact edge, which employs an asymptotic solution to each edge of the contact. A comparison of the approximation with the exact solution is given to show the range of loading where the asymptotic solution gives good results. |
| spellingShingle | Moore, MR Ramesh, R Hills, DA Barber, JR Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
| title | Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
| title_full | Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
| title_fullStr | Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
| title_full_unstemmed | Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
| title_short | Half-plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
| title_sort | half plane partial slip contact problems with a constant normal load subject to a shear force and differential bulk tension |
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