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On the Method for Identifying Inhomogeneous Fields of Residual Stresses
A numerical-analytical method for three-axial inhomogeneous elastic residual stress determination based on the data of the displacement optical measurement during the incremental hole drilling method is presented. The constitutive relations for the displacements as the three variable functions (in plane of the hole and along its depth) are represented by the Volterra integral operators. A method for finding the basic functions is given. The stress tensor components recovered by the proposed method are in good agreement with the well-known solution of a problem where the residual stresses are formed by bending an elastic-perfectly plastic beam.
期刊介绍:
Moscow University Mechanics Bulletin is the journal of scientific publications, reflecting the most important areas of mechanics at Lomonosov Moscow State University. The journal is dedicated to research in theoretical mechanics, applied mechanics and motion control, hydrodynamics, aeromechanics, gas and wave dynamics, theory of elasticity, theory of elasticity and mechanics of composites.