UDK 539.3
Levada V. S., Ph.D., Khizhnyak V. K., Ph.D., Levitskaya T. I., Ph.D.
Zaporozhye National Technical University
INTEGRAL REPRESENTATION DISCONTINUOUS SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM OF BENDING OF ANISOTROPIC PLATES
Leaning on the ratios connecting deflection derivatives as the generalized function, with usual derivatives, the differential equation which right part contains the generalizedfunctions having jumps of a deflection, tilt angles, the moments and generalized shear forces are resived. The solution of the equation is received in the form of convolution of the fundamental decision with the right part. From the found representation the boundary integrated equations (BIE) for the solution of the problem can be received. These BIE can be solved by method of boundary elements.
Key words: bending, an anisotropic plate, defects, discontinuous solution, generalizedfunction, boundary value problem.
Introduction
The structures of many machines have plate elements. In these plates can be formed cracks. In addition they may contain thin inserts of other materials. The research of stress-strain state of such plates is an important problem. At the same time, the solution of the corresponding boundary value problems causing serious mathematical difficulties. To solve these problems G.Y. Popov proposed a generalized method of integral transforms [1]. This method was developed in the work of G.A. Morar [2]. S. Crouch proposed a method of discontinuous shifts, alternatively boundary element method (BEM) [3]. The corresponding boundary elements for anisotropic media were obtained in [4, 5]. There used the relationship between ordinary and generalized derivatives of regular generalized functions. This technique is used in this work.
If the boundary of the extended straight portion includes a rigid or articulated fixing, then can be used as G(x, y, n) Green's function obtained in [7, 8].
Formulating and solving problems
Consider the following problem:
Ai
5 4w
dx
4 + 4Di6
+ 2(Di2 + 2D66) x
d 4 w
2a 2 + 4D26
dx dy
d4 w dx3dy
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d w d w
—3+d22T-T=q( x yx (i)
dxdy'
dy 4
where w(x,y) - the deflection at the point (x,y);
(x, y) e B <z R2, B - limited area, l0 - piecewise smooth
boundary of B , k = AiBi (i = 1, k) - smooth curves lying in b . These curves can be closed, they can coincide ends.
The end of one arc may be an interior point of the other. On the line l0 are given two boundary conditions. Also, two
conditions are given by on the lines li.
Equation (1) describes the bending of anisotropic plate with rigidity anisotropy D„, Di2 , Di6, D26, D22, D66.
Curves li simulate cracks or thin inclusions or reinforcements.
k
If the curve l c B \ y li, then are set there the following
i=0
functions
M = -
n
( ^2 ~,2 ~,2 A
_ d w ^ d w „ ^ d w
D11 ~T + D12 TT + 2D16 d-dy dx dy dxdy
nX -
(2 D12 ^ + D.
d2 w
2... A
'12 - 2 + D22 ^ 2 + 2D26
ax2
dy 2
d 2 w dxdy
n2y -
- 2
( 2 2 d w ^ d w
D
!6-rT + D26~T~2 + 2D66
ax2
dy2
cj2 A
a w
dxdy
nxny ;
Htn =
~j2 -¡2 .„a w _ a w
(D11^T + D12^2 + 2D16 dx dy
d 2w
- D1
a 2w
dxdy 12 dx2
-D
^^ - 2D
22 - 2 2 26
dy2
a2 w
dxdy
)nxny +
( 2 2 d w ^ d w
D
16 "TT + D26^~T + 2D66
ax2
dy2
cj2 A
a w
dxdy
(n2 - nl).
x
+
© Levada V. S., Khizhnyak V. K., Levitskaya T. I., 2015
N = -
n
(
d w
d3w
d3w
Dii —T + D TTT" + D + 2D66) —T +
dx dx dy dxdy
+ D.
A (
d w
26 3
dv3
d3w
5 3w
D„ "dxr + d_2 + 2D66) ^+
+ 3D.
d3w
+ D2
cj3 A
d w
26 dxdy2 22 dv3
ny ; Qn = Nn +
dHn 5s
dw dw dw dw dw
dw
■ = — nx +--ny • — =--ny +--nx
5n dx dy dx Sx dy '
There Mn - bending moment, Htn - twisting moment,
dw
Nn - shear force, gn - generalized shear force, — -
dw
normal angle of inclination, — - tangent angle of
5 4w
5 4w
by replacing the
Next is obtained from .
dy dx4
variable x on y .
5 4 w
For „ o have the four options representations.
dx dy
The first option.
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d w Id w
d3w
dx3dy I ôx3dy I lôx2dy
hX0)8(/o)+
(
dx
(d 2" 1nx1)«('o) +£ ({£ I^Co)
{dxdy J
(wny°)5(/o))+]r
dx'
d3w dx2dy
^(l ) +
inclination. The tangent vector t is chosen such that the
three vectors n , t , k form a right-handed vectors. Let us introduce the notation:
n(0) - unit normal vector to the line l0 outward region B ; n(i) = (nX!),n^) - arbitrarily chosen unit normal vector to l,, i = \J;
t(0) - unit tangent vector to l0; T(i) = (TXi), t^)) -unit tangent vector to li;
n« = cos(n(i), x), nf = cos(n(i),y), t« = -n« , Tp = nf i = 0,1
Denote the Daw(x, y) - derivative of w(x,y) e D'(R2); {Daw(x,y)} - ordinary derivative
w(x,y); (x,y) e R2\\Jlt .
i=0
dx
d 2w dxdy
4°S(l )
A 5 2 ( + —
dx
dw
nx°S(/; )
+ |3 (wjnfSdi ))
dx
The second option.
^4 I ^4
d w I d w
d3w
dx3dy I dx3dy I I dx2dy I
^fSdo)-
dx
{H lnx">8<'o) +p' ({f k>8('o) ) +
dx dy i=i
d3w dx2dy
Sx
d 2w dxdy
4°S(l )
A 52 + —-
dx
dw dx
n(;Mii ) 1+
Using the relationship between Daw(x, y) and
{Da w( x, y)}, we get:
d4w I d4w I I d3w I (o),., .
" + Jnxo)S(/o) +
dx4 I dx4
dx■
+ ^ ({£ }nx°)§(lo) ^+-1x3 (wn x0)^(/o))+
d3w dx3
dw
nfsd- )+
Sx
d 2w dx2
n^S(li )
dx2
dx
«S(li )]+* ([wjnfSdi ))
dx'
dx 2dy
(w]nxi)S(li ))
The third option.
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d w I d w
d3w
dx3dy Idx3dy I Idx2dy
hxo)s(io) +
dx
d3
^ Inyo)S(lo) (iiw
Sx2}y o dxdy [{dx
^xo)s(lo)
dx2dy
(wnfSdo))
d3w dx2dy
n(xi)S(li ) +
nx -
5
+
d
+
5
+
5
+
3
d
d
+
d
+
i=i
2
d
+
n
dx
d2 w dx2
n«5(lj )
A 52 + -
dxdy
dw dx
n«5(li )| +
dx
dx'
dw
2r«x0)S(lo) +^TT ^K^o)
dy
■'y
dx 2dy
The fourth option.
d 4w
dx3dy I 5x3dy
d w | + I 53w I (o)
K 8(/o)+
dx'
dx 2dy
(wny%(/o))+i
d3w
Sx
d 2 w
d7
nïH )
cx 2
dxdy
dw dy
№(/, ) +
«y°s(/j )
dy
'fSdo)"
d | I dw
Sx2dy
(w«x0)S(/o))+I
dxdy I [ dx ^ (r
^x0)8(/o)
d3w
Sx3
K°s(/i ) +
d3
+ aX2dy № —
The third option.
d 4 w
5 4 w
d3w
2a 2 I ^ 2^ 2 I ' U"TTf"x S('o)
dx dy I dx dy J I dxdy
|«xo)s(/o) +
dy
d 2w dx2
'fSd,- )
A 32 + -
dxdy
dw dx
"xWi ) | +
dx
I—
[Sxdy J
fs^-
dxdy
40)S(/o)
d3
\wPx -vi;
dx dy Four options for
d4w
5 4w
„ „ 3 are obtained from . 3. the
dxdy dx dy
permutation of letters x and y .
d 4w
For Q-yZy2 , there are six options representations. The first option.
dx 2dy y
(yo>5(/o))+i
d3w
dxdy
n^/j ) +
dx
d2 w dxdy
^(/j )
A d 2 ( +
dxdy
dw dy
«x°s(/j )
53
+ ax2dy w —
The fourth option.
d 4 w
d 4w
ax25y2 I ax2cy2
d 3w
dx2dy y
■«yo)s(/o) +
5 4w
5 4 w
d3w
ny0)8(/o)"
dx2dy2 Icx2dy2 J ' i5x2dy | y o
(fa 2
dy
2 y
yo)s(/o)-
53
dxdy (
d2 ifdw]
dy2 H dx J (
nx0)S(/o)
d3w dx 2dy
_d_
dy
d
d2 w dx2
4°8(/i )
A 52 +
dy
dw dx
)+
40S(/j )
2 Iwi'x
dxdy
The second option.
dy
d 2w I
I
dxdy J
d2 (I5w
■«xo)s(/o) ^N^I«yo)s(/o) | +
53
dxdy (
dxdy ^ | dx r
d3w
dx 2dy
yps/ )+
d_
dy
d 2w dxdy
«*s(/, )
A 52 +
dxdy
dw dx
«y)S(/I. )| +
d3
2^ -1 x y I
dxdy The fifth option.
d4 w
d4 w
d3w
dx2dy2 I 3x2dy2
dxdy
2 |«x0)S(/o) +
d 4 w
d 4 w
d3w
2a 2 I ^ 2^ 2 I ' U"TTf"x S('o)
dx dy I dx dy J I dxdy
ko)s(/o)+
2
d
d
+
3
3
d
d
i=1
5
5
+
+
5
+
3
5
2
5
5
d
+
3
d
+
5
+
5
3
+
+
+
2
2
I =1
+
+
+
dx
w
yo)s(i0)N^ k0^) 1+
n u(i _____ u(i
I dxdy ' y dvd, I I ^ I y
d3
dxdy
r
-(wnX°)8(l0))+]T
dxdy ^ | ox r d3w
dxdy
^)+
d_
dx
d2 w dxdy
ny°s(ii)
A d 2 + -
dxdy
dw dx
ny°s(ii) |+
d3
dxdy The sixth option.
d4w _[ d4w ] [ d3w
ax^dy2iaxvf+teyp "('0)
K^« +
dy
i—}'
[dxdy J
xo)8(i0)-
,2 r
Sx5y
^xo)s(i0)
+-()8(i!)) (())+
"dy
dx2
+ (T5(i)S(ii ))+^ (^Sfli))
dy'
dxdy
dx3
dx 2dy
where
(i 7i)s(ii ))+£ (/«sdi))
dy3
(r^Sdi ))^Td3r ($8(4))
I(i) _ D
■1 _Dn
d3w ox3
dxdy
n« + D2
d 3w
ly3
n^) +
+ 3D
16
+3D2,
d3w ox 2dy
d3w dxdy2
nl!) + D
l6
n(i) + D
ny + d26
d 3w dx3
d3w
^y3
ni:) +
nx) +
(2)
d3
2 _ wny -C0)
ox dy
5r
+Z
i _1
d3w
Sx2dy
^(i.-) +
dy
d 2w dxdy
m^o,)
A 5 2 r
dxdy
dw dy
№(it)
+D
12
+ 2D6,
d3w ox 2dy
ni + D12
d3w dxdy 2
np+
d3w dxdy 2
n() + 2D6
d3w dx2dy
(i)
dx dy
There [g(x, y)] -jump function g (x, y) when passing through a curve i in the selected direction of the normal; S(ii) - delta function concentrated on the curve it. If p(x, y) e Cm (R2) - the basic function, then
(DVx,y)8(i), cp(x,y)) _ _ (-l)x,y)8(i), Dap(x,y)) _ _ (-1)1 x,y) Dap(x,y)di.
Substituting the expressions obtained in (1), we obtain
- + 2(D1? +
d 4w
d 4 w
L(w) _ D11 ^ + 4D16 d^T^D12
4
\ O w
+ 66) _ 2~ 2 + 4D26 - - 3 + d22~T4 dx dy dxdy dy
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d w ^ d w + D2
■■q( x, y) + ZZ (■« 8(ii) + 2° 8(ii))+
i_0 dxy
■ (i) _ D ■ 2 D11
d 2 w cx 2
n<? + 2D
16
d 2w dxdy
nx(i) +
+ D1
+D
12
d 2w cx 2
d 2w
n(i) + D
ny d26
d2 w
ly2
nf +
nl° + 2D,
66
d 2 w dxdy
( )
J(i) _ D
3 22
d 2w
"dy2
n(i) + D
ny +D16
d 2w dx 2
n(') +
+ 2D.
26
d 2w oxdy
n(i) + D
ny d26
+ D1
d 2w dx 2
+ 2D66
■(i) _ D
ox
nl!) + D
16
+ D
16
dw dx
ni + D12
dw
dy
d 2w
~dyT
d2 w dxdy
dw
dy _
(i)
np+
(i)
nl!) +
d
+
+
3
i_1
+
3
d
+
5
+
+
+
3
5
+
l5° - D.
22
dw ¥
n(i) + D
ny + d26
dw dx
ny) +
+D2,
dw
"dy
n{i) + D.
dw dx
,(0
I(i) - 2D I6 _2D16
dw
cx
ni!) + 2D.
+ 2D6,
dw dy
ni!) + 2D6
26
dw
cx
dw (i)
n« +
I« - Dn[w]n« + D16[w^ 4° - D22[w^ + D26[w]n«; I« -3Di6[w]n« + D12[w]) + 2D66[w] I« - 3D26 [w]« + D12 [w] + 2D66 [w].
r(0
I
(i)
Multiply 14
(n«)2 + (nff - 1.
After transformations we get
L(w) - ?(x,y) + ]T(-[, ]s(/i)-
i6°( i - 0, k ) on
dx2
dw 5n,
(^(n«)2 +A2(n?))2 +
+ 2D16nx,)ny,))5(/, )--
dy2
dw
(D12(n«)2
+ D22(ny )2 + 2D66npny)?>(li)-
- 2-
SrSy
dw
(^(n«)2 + D26(nff +
+ 2^« n(,,))S(l, ))-
cx 2
dw
^«ny:* -D^nf +
+ D16(n(,,))2 -D^n«)2)s(l,))-
v16
il
dy2
dw St«
-D^nf +
+ D2fi(n^'))2 -D26(nx°)2)s(l,))-
ôx5y
dw St«
D16n«n^) -D26n()ny) +
+ D66(ny))2 -D66(nx°)2)s(l,))-
(Mn, k ))-dT(ô ( ] ))
dn(i)
d
dx' d3
+-^1(11^« + D,6n(i)
11" x M6" y
) ))+
+ (fe^} + D-J? ) )) +
2d. (D^n« + Dun(;) + 2D66ny))))+
dx dy
d3
+—T (,w]3D26n(y} + Dun(:) + 2D66n^ ) )) (3) dxdy
The solution of equation (3) is obtained as the convolution of the fundamental solution of the operator
L(w) with the right part (3).
The fundamental solution r( x, y) of the operator L(w) is a solution of equation
(i)
(i)
L(r( x, y))-S( x)S( y).
(4)
This solution was obtained in [6] and has two options. The first option corresponds to a case when equation
DuV) + 4D^3 + 2( D12 + 2D66)^2 +
+4D26|a + D22 _ 0 has four different roots:
M-1,2 _a1 ±''P1 , ^3,4 _a2 ± ''P2, ai e R , Pi > 0 (i _ 1,2).
The second option is obtained when the reduced equation has multiple roots
M-1,2 _a + iP, M-3,4 _a- iP, ae R , P> 0.
The fundamental solution for the first variant of the roots has the form:
r(x,y) _-1-jp2(a2 +a2 +P2 -P2 -
- 2a1a 2)
r1 ln r1 + 2P1x(y + a1x)61
+ P1 (a2 +a2 +P12-P2 -2a1a2)
r2 ln r2 +
+ 2P2x(y + a2x)92]+ 2P1P2 (a2 -a^ x
r1 01 - 2P1x( y + a1x) ln r1 -
-r2 62 + 2P2x(y +a2x)lnr2]}, where
(5)
r, - (x2(a2 +P2) + 2a,xy + y2)
2^2,
5
+
,-0
2
d
+
2
d
2
d
+
x
2
d
r = ( x2 (a 2-P2) + 2a.xy + y2) 6. = arctg
2)>2.
( y aA + —
V xPi Pi y
Q = P4 + P2 + a4 + a2 + 6afa2 - 2pfp2 +
+ 2Pj2aj2 + 2Pj2a2 - 4pi2a1a2 + ipfaf +
+ 2p2a2 - 4p2a1a2 - 4aj3a2 - 4a1 ai. For the second variant of the roots
r( x. y) =-1-(x2 (a2 +P2) + 2axy + y2 )x
8np3D11 V '
x ln(x2(a2 +P2) + 2axy + y2 ) . (6)
Thus.
r( x. y) * D(ax. y)(^( x. y)S(/)) = = J D(x, y)(r( x - Ç. y - n)ds(Ç.n =
= (-1)1a J D^n) (r(x -Ç. y - n)MÇ. .
i
Denoting. G(x. y. Ç. n) = r(x - Ç. y - n). we get Denoting. G(x. y. Ç. n) = r(x - Ç. y - n). we get r( x. y) * D^y-M x. y)S(/)) =
= (-1)laljD(Ç.n)(G(x.y.Ç. nMÇ.n)ds(Ç.n . (7)
Thus. the solution of equation (3) has the form:
W ( x. y) = JJ G( x. y. Ç. n)q(Ç. n)dÇdn +
k
+ 1
i=o
-J
(
dw
dn(l)
J[[„(i) ].n)G(x. y.Ç. n)ds(Ç.n) -(D11(nÇI'))2 + D12(«ni))2 +
(Ç.n)
+ 2D66»Ç0»n°)
dw
ds.
(Ç.n) '
-J
dn(I)
(Ç.n)
d 2G( x. y. Ç. n)
dÇ2
(D12(«ÇI))2 + D22(«ni))2 +
+ 2D66«Ç°«n0)
5 2G( x. y. Ç. n)
ds
(Ç.n) '
- 2 J
dw
(Ç.n)
5n2
(D16(nÇI))2 + D26(nnI))2 +
+ 2D66«ÇI)«nI))
ds(
(Ç.n) '
-J
dw
(Ç.n)
d G(x. y. Ç. n) 5Ç5n
((Dn -Dïi^n® +
+ D16((«nI))2 - («Ç0)2))
dw
2.. d G(x.y.Ç.n)
-J
dT(I)
dÇ2
((Du - Du)«0«0 +
ds
(Ç.n) '
(Ç.n)
+ D26((«nI))2 -(«ÇI))2))
2„ d G(x. y. Ç. n)
- 2J
dw
(Ç.n)
5n2
((D\6 - Di6)nÇI)«f +
ds
(Ç.n) '
+D66((«nI))2 - («Ç0)2))
2„ d G(x. y. Ç. n)
-Jk l
dG( x. y. Ç. n) Ç.n) d«(I)(Ç. n)
5Ç5n
ds(Ç.n) +
ds(
(Ç.n) '
J[h
+ .[ | dG(x.y.Ç.n) dS(Çn)-
-J[w](Ç.n)( Dn«ÇI) + D^«0)
d3G( x. y. Ç. n) dÇ3
ds
(Ç.n) '
-J[w](Ç.n)(D22«nI) + Di6«ÇI))
d3G( x. y. Ç. n)
dn3
ds
(Ç.n) '
-JHç.T,)(3A6«Ç° + ( Ai + 2D66)«nI))
xd 3g( X. y.Ç.n)
x (Ç.n)
dÇ dn t1
J[w](Ç.n)(3D:
■26«n') +
+ (D + 2D )n(D) &G(x.y.Ç.n) ds ^
+ (D12 + 2D66)nÇ ) 2 dS(Ç.n)
oÇon
(8)
G(x,y, n) can be considered as a deflection at a point
(£,n) when the unit load concentrated at a point (x, y).
Denote Mn(G(x,y,n%,n) the bending moment
corresponding deflection G(£,n). Similarly, denote the remaining bending characteristics. After the transformation in (8) we obtain
W (x, y) = JJ G( x, y, n)d|dn +
B
X
B
k
+ 1
i-0
(
i[[n(i) L^ x, У, Ç n)ds( li
dw(Ç, n)
(Ç,n) '
-i
Mn(i)(G(x n))(^,n)ds(Ç,n) -
J(Ç,n)
Hn(i) (G(x У,Ç,n))(E,n)
(Ç,n) dG(x, y, Ç, n)
i
+ J! (Ç, n)] x,y, Ç n)
ds(ç n) +
dr(0(Ç, n)
ds(ç,n) +
-J[w(Ç, n)] (G( x, y, Ç, n))(ç
n)
(9)
Let 4^ «i2), b, (bi1, bi2) (i -1,k ), T1 j tJ 2) -corner points l0 .
dw(Ç, n)
i
dr(i)
Htn(i)(G(x, y,Ç n))ds(ç,n) -
- w^X n(S2) + 0)Htn(i) (G(x, y, Ç(S2), n(S2 )) --w(Ç(s1),n(s1) + 0) H (i) (G(x,y, Ç(S1), n(s1)) -
-J w(Ç(s), n(s) +
dHfm (G(x, y, Ç(s), n(s))
S1
ds
-ds -
-w(Ç(S2 ), n(S2 ) - 0)Htn(i) (G(x, y, Ç(S2 ), n(S2 )) + +w(Ç(s1 ), n(s1) - 0) H , ) (G( x, y, Ç(S1), n(s1 )) +
S2
+ J w(Ç(s), n(s) - 0)
S1
dH t (¿) (G(x,y, Ç(s),n(s))
---:-ds -
ds
-[w(bn, b^)]] )(G( x, y, bn, bt 2)) -- [w(ai1, «i2 )]tJO (G(x У, «1, «i2 )) -
- J [w(Ç, n)]
H (i)(G(x, y, Ç, n))
AiBi
ds(Ç, n)
ds
(Ç,n).
AiBi ^(Ç,,)
- [Htn(i) w(bi1, bi2 )G(x y, bi1, bi2 ) -
- [Htn(i) w(«i1, ai2)]p( x У, «1, ai 2 ) -
-J
dHtn(i)(Ç, n)
ds
G( x, y, Ç, n)ds(ç,
n),
i _ 1, k.
Similar transformations could be done for the curve i0 at the points (t, tj 2), j _ 1, m.
Given the expression for 0n(i), we get
r (x, y) _ JJ G(x, y, n)q(|, n)d|dn +
k
+1
i-1
J
J[(i)fe n)]]G( ^ y, ç n)ds,
li
dw(Ç, n)
(Ç,n) '
dn
(i)
Mn(i)(G( x, y,Ç n))(ç,n) ds(ç,
n)
(Ç,n)
(Ç-nJG^ A
h
A(Ç,n) "
(Ç,n)
+ J[w(Ç, n)]en(i) (G(x,y,Ç, n))ds(Ç,n) + k
+ [w(ai1, ai2 )]Htn(i) (G(x, У, ai1, ai2 )) --[w(bi1, b, 2)]Htn(i) (G(x, y, bi1, bu )) + + [Htn(i) (bi1, bi 2 )]G(X, У, bi1, bi 2 ) -
-[Htn(i) («h , «i 2 )]g(x, У, ai1, ai2 )) +
+ JQn(0)G(x, У,ç, n)ds(Ç,n) -
-J
dw(Ç, n) dn
M (00) (G(x, y,Ç, n))ds(Ç ,) +
J Mn(0)(Ç, n)
dG( x, y, Ç, n)
dn(0)
ds(Ç,n) +
J w(Ç, n)Q n(0)(G( x, У, ç, n))ds(Ç,
n)
m ,
+ L(w(tj1, tj2 )(Htn(01) (G(x, y, tj1, tj2 )) -
j-1
-(Htn(02) (G(^У, tj1,tj2)) -
-G(X, y, tj1, t] 2 )(Htn(01) (tj1, t] 2 ) - Htn(02) (tj1, t] 2 ))) ,
there n(01) and n(02) - normal direction at the point Tj (tj1, tj2), corresponding to the beginning and end of a bypass l0 from Tj in Tj ( j -1,m ). If the curve lt - AiBi has no points in common with lk ( k ^ i ), then as a result of continuous jumps on the li outintegrated terms at the
+
B
AB
0
0
0
0
AB
points Ai and Bi equals zero. From four integrals at
usually unknown jumps are contained in two. If models the crack, the unknowns are the jumps of deflection and the normal angle of inclination. If simulates the thin insert rigidly engaged with the plate, the unknown jumps moment and generalized shear force. Knowing the two boundary conditions on and two conditions on (), to find the unknown functions can be obtained the system of boundary integral equations possibly strongly singular.
Conclusions
Obtained an integral representation for the deflection of the anisotropic plate containing defects (curves on which the discontinuities of the first kind: deflections, tilt angles, moments or generalized shear forces). The resulting representation allows us to reduce the boundary value problem of the bending to a system of integral equations.
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Левада В. С., Хижняк В.К., Левицька XI Интегральне подання розривного розв'язка задачi згину ашзотропноТ пластини
Опираючись на стввгдношення, що зв 'язують пох1дт прогину, якузагальненог функци, 3i звичайними похгдними, одержали диференщальне ргвняння, у правш частинг якого м1стяться узагальненг функцП, що мають стрибки прогину, кутгв нахилу, моментгв i узагальнених перергзних сил. Розв 'язокргвняння отримано у виглядг згортки фундаментального розв 'язку iз правою частиною. 3i знайденого подання можуть бути отриманi граничнi ттегральт рiвняння (Г1Р) для розв 'язання поставленог задачi. Ц Г1Р можуть виршуватися методом граничних елементiв.
Ключовi слова: згин, атзотропна пластина, дефекти, розривний розв 'язок, узагальнена функщя, крайова задача.
Левада В.С., Хижняк В.К., Левицкая Т.И. Интегральное представление разрывного решения задачи изгиба анизотропной пластины
Опираясь на соотношения, связывающие производные прогиба, как обобщенной функции, с обычными производными, получили дифференциальное уравнение, в правой части которого содержатся обобщенные функции, имеющие скачки прогиба, углов наклона, моментов и обобщенных перерезывающих сил. Решение уравнения получено в виде свертки фундаментального решения с правой частью. Из найденного представления могут быть получены граничные интегральные уравнения (ГИУ) для решения поставленной задачи. Эти ГИУ могут решаться методом граничных элементов.
Ключевые слова: изгиб, анизотропная пластина, дефекты, разрывное решение, обобщенная функция, краевая задача.