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Modeling of three-dimensional elastic strain fields by point-source method

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Abstract

The work objective is to investigate the possibility and efficiency of three-dimensional numerical models of the elastic stress fields in the deformed solids. The field point-source method (PSM) designated as the method of fundamental solutions (MFS) in the foreign literature is used to develop these models. The PSM system generation for modeling fields of different physical nature is described. The concept of a point source of the elastic displacement field in the deformed solid is introduced. The research result is a developed PSM equations system that can be applied for solving three-dimensional problems in the elasticity theory, including the classical first and second boundary value problems in the elasticity theory (when either the voltage or bias is set on the boundary), as well as a mixed boundary problem (when on one part of the boundary, the displacement is set, and on the other - the voltage). The PSM properties are studied when solving standard problems, and the Dirichlet problem for a circular domain. The dependences of the numerical solution error on the problem parameters, in particular, on such as the charge number simulating the desired field, the remoteness of the charges from the solution domain boundaries, are obtained. The test problem of calculating the deformation field in the ball domain is solved. Upon the results obtained, the following conclusion is made. In the numerical solution of three-dimensional elasticity problems, a decreasing exponential dependence of the PSM error on the square root of the simulating charge number is observed. This property provides a numerical solution with a very low relative error that implies the PSM application perspectiveness in the numerical solution of the elasticity problems, including three-dimensional problems.

About the Authors

Sergey Yu. Knyazev
Don State Technical University
Russian Federation


Victor N. Pustovoyt
Don State Technical University
Russian Federation


Elena E. Shcherbakova
Don State Technical University
Russian Federation


Anton A. Shcherbakov
Novocherkassk Electric Locomotive Plant (NEVZ)
Russian Federation


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Knyazev S.Yu., Pustovoyt V.N., Shcherbakova E.E., Shcherbakov A.A. Modeling of three-dimensional elastic strain fields by point-source method. Vestnik of Don State Technical University. 2015;15(4):13-23. (In Russ.) https://doi.org/10.12737/16075

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