考虑非局部效应和记忆依赖微分的广义热弹问题

现有的广义热弹理论主要适用于求解时间尺度极短但空间尺度仍属宏观尺度的广义热弹问题的动态响应,而当所研究的弹性体的特征几何尺寸也属微尺度时,弹性体的力学响应将呈现出强烈的尺寸相关性,现有的广义热弹理论不再适用.本文基于通过非局部效应和记记依赖微分修正的广义热弹性理论,研究了两端固定、受移动热源作用的有限长热弹杆的动态响应.建立了问题的控制方程,给出了问题的初始条件及边界条件,运用拉普拉斯变换及其数值反变换,对方程进行了求解.数值计算中,首先考察了时间延迟因子对模型所预测各物理量分布的影响;然后对比了模型中的时间延迟因子在两种不同类别核函数下(通过归一化条件修正和未修正形式)对各物理量分布的影响效应;最后考察了考虑新的可以描述尺寸效应的非局部因子对无量纲温度、位移及应力的影响,并用图形进行了示例.结果表明,时间延迟因子增大,各物理量的峰值变大,传播距离变小,且时间延迟因子在归一化条件修正过的核函数下影响更加显著;非局部参数几乎不影响无量纲温度的分布,轻微影响无量纲位移的分布,但对无量纲应力的峰值的影响显著.     

超短激光脉冲加热薄板的广义热弹扩散问题

由于超短激光脉冲具有功率密度高、持续时间短、加工精度高等优势, 近年来被广泛应用于超精细加工、光学储存和微电子器件制造等领域. 本文基于L-S型广义热弹扩散理论, 建立了考虑材料记忆依赖效应和空间非局部效应的记忆依赖型非局部广义热弹扩散耦合理论, 它能够准确预测几何尺寸与内部特征尺寸相近结构的热弹扩散瞬态响应. 推导了所建理论的控制方程, 并基于拉普拉斯积分变换获得了控制方程的解. 作为算例, 利用所建理论和求解方法研究了半无限大薄板受非高斯激光脉冲加热和化学冲击联合作用下的热弹扩散瞬态响应问题, 得到了薄板的温度、化学势、位移、应力和浓度等随非局部参数、热时间迟滞因子和扩散时间迟滞因子等参数变化的分布规律. 结果表明: 传热对传质影响显著, 传质对传热影响甚微; 非局部参数对位移、应力影响显著, 对温度、化学势和浓度几乎没有影响. 该理论及求解方法的建立, 旨在实现材料在机械、热、化学势等冲击作用下传热传质瞬态响应的准确预测.      

A GENERALIZED THERMOELASTIC DIFFUSION PROBLEM OF THIN PLATE HEATED BY THE ULTRASHORT LASER PULSES 1)

由于超短激光脉冲具有功率密度高、持续时间短、加工精度高等优势, 近年来被广泛应用于超精细加工、光学储存和微电子器件制造等领域. 本文基于L-S型广义热弹扩散理论, 建立了考虑材料记忆依赖效应和空间非局部效应的记忆依赖型非局部广义热弹扩散耦合理论, 它能够准确预测几何尺寸与内部特征尺寸相近结构的热弹扩散瞬态响应. 推导了所建理论的控制方程, 并基于拉普拉斯积分变换获得了控制方程的解. 作为算例, 利用所建理论和求解方法研究了半无限大薄板受非高斯激光脉冲加热和化学冲击联合作用下的热弹扩散瞬态响应问题, 得到了薄板的温度、化学势、位移、应力和浓度等随非局部参数、热时间迟滞因子和扩散时间迟滞因子等参数变化的分布规律. 结果表明: 传热对传质影响显著, 传质对传热影响甚微; 非局部参数对位移、应力影响显著, 对温度、化学势和浓度几乎没有影响. 该理论及求解方法的建立, 旨在实现材料在机械、热、化学势等冲击作用下传热传质瞬态响应的准确预测.     

考虑应变率的广义压电热弹理论及其应用

工程中大量材料的形变介于弹性与黏性之间, 既具有弹性固体特性, 又具有黏性流体特点, 即为黏弹性. 黏弹性使得材料出现很多力学松弛现象, 如应变松弛、滞后损耗等行为. 在研究受热载荷作用的多场耦合问题的瞬态响应时, 考虑此类问题中的热松弛和应变松弛现象, 对准确描述其瞬态响应尤为重要. 针对广义压电热弹问题的瞬态响应, 尽管已有学者建立了考虑热松弛的广义压电热弹模型, 但迄今, 尚未计入应变松弛. 本文中, 考虑到材料变形时的应变松弛, 通过引入应变率, 在Chandrasekharaiah广义压电热弹理论的基础之上, 经拓展, 建立了考虑应变率的广义压电热弹理论. 借助热力学定律, 给出了理论的建立过程并得到了相应的状态方程及控制方程. 在本构方程中, 引入了应变松弛时间与应变率的乘积项, 同时, 分别在本构方程和能量方程中引入了热松弛时间因子. 其后, 该理论被用于研究受移动热源作用的压电热弹一维问题的动态响应问题. 采用拉普拉斯变换及其数值反变换, 对问题进行了求解, 得到了不同应变松弛时间和热源移动速度下的瞬态响应, 即无量纲温度、位移、应力和电势的分布规律, 并重点考察了应变率对各物理量的影响效应, 将结果以图形形式进行了表示. 结果表明: 应变率对温度、位移、应力和电势的分布规律有显著影响.      

A GENERALIZED PIEZOELECTRIC-THERMOELASTIC THEORY WITH STRAIN RATE AND ITS APPLICATION 1)

工程中大量材料的形变介于弹性与黏性之间, 既具有弹性固体特性, 又具有黏性流体特点, 即为黏弹性. 黏弹性使得材料出现很多力学松弛现象, 如应变松弛、滞后损耗等行为. 在研究受热载荷作用的多场耦合问题的瞬态响应时, 考虑此类问题中的热松弛和应变松弛现象, 对准确描述其瞬态响应尤为重要. 针对广义压电热弹问题的瞬态响应, 尽管已有学者建立了考虑热松弛的广义压电热弹模型, 但迄今, 尚未计入应变松弛. 本文中, 考虑到材料变形时的应变松弛, 通过引入应变率, 在Chandrasekharaiah广义压电热弹理论的基础之上, 经拓展, 建立了考虑应变率的广义压电热弹理论. 借助热力学定律, 给出了理论的建立过程并得到了相应的状态方程及控制方程. 在本构方程中, 引入了应变松弛时间与应变率的乘积项, 同时, 分别在本构方程和能量方程中引入了热松弛时间因子. 其后, 该理论被用于研究受移动热源作用的压电热弹一维问题的动态响应问题. 采用拉普拉斯变换及其数值反变换, 对问题进行了求解, 得到了不同应变松弛时间和热源移动速度下的瞬态响应, 即无量纲温度、位移、应力和电势的分布规律, 并重点考察了应变率对各物理量的影响效应, 将结果以图形形式进行了表示. 结果表明: 应变率对温度、位移、应力和电势的分布规律有显著影响.     

无限长圆柱体中广义电磁热弹耦合问题研究

基于L-S广义热弹性理论,研究了处于磁场中无限长理想圆柱导体在边界受热冲击作用时的电磁热弹耦合问题.建立了广义电磁热弹耦合的有限元方程,为避免积分变换方法求解带来的精度丟失.采用将有限元方程直接在时间域求解的方法,得到了圆柱体中的温度、位移、应力、感应磁场和感应电场的分布规律,反映了热的波动性及电磁热弹的耦合效应.结果表明,将有限元方程直接在时间域求解,可以获得各物理量的准确分布.得到温度在热波波前处的阶跃,准确地反应热波的波动效应.     

半无限粘弹杆的广义磁热粘弹问题

应用Lord-Shulman(L-S)和Green-Lindsay(G-L)广义热弹性理论,研究了在磁场中受移动热源作用的半无限长均质各向同性粘弹杆的磁热粘弹动态响应,并与经典耦合理论进行了对比.给出了杆的广义磁热粘弹耦合的控制方程,借助拉普拉斯积分变换及其数值反变换对控制方程进行了求解,计算得到了杆内温度、应力和位移的分布规律.研究结果表明:时间、热源移动速度和磁场大小对以上分布规律都有一定的影响.     

荷载作用下多孔饱和地基的热-水-力耦合动力响应分析

基于广义热弹性理论,结合达西定律,对Biot波动方程进行修正,研究了一个受到荷载作用的多孔饱和地基的热-水-力多场耦合动态响应问题。建立了多孔饱和地基在荷载作用下的热-水-力耦合模型及控制方程,该模型可退化为热弹性耦合模型。采用正则模态法求解,得到了问题的解析解,讨论了热-水-力耦合模型和热弹性耦合模型的区别,分析了荷载频率变化对地基中各物理量的影响。最终给出了无量纲的竖向位移、超孔隙水压力、竖向应力和温度等物理量的分布规律。     

电可通纳米尺度孔边均布多裂纹的电弹断裂分析

解析研究了面内电载荷和反平面机械载荷作用下压电体中纳米尺度圆孔边均布电可通多裂纹问题的断裂性能。基于Gurtin-Murdoch表面弹性理论,利用保角映射方法和复变弹性理论给出了裂纹尖端电弹场分布、电弹场强度因子及能量释放率的解析结果。阐述了无量纲电弹场强度因子、无量纲能量释放率的尺寸依赖效应,讨论了裂纹数量和缺陷几何参数对无量纲场强度因子和无量纲能量释放率的影响。结果表明：无量纲电弹场强度因子和无量纲能量释放率具有显著的尺寸依赖效应;考虑表面效应,孔径和裂纹长度相当时,电弹场强度因子达到最大;裂纹/孔径比对电弹场强度因子随裂纹数量变化的制约会随着裂纹数量的增加而逐渐消失;过大或过小的裂纹孔径比会削弱裂纹长度对能量释放率的影响。     

电可通纳米尺度孔边均布多裂纹的电弹断裂分析

解析研究了面内电载荷和反平面机械载荷作用下压电体中纳米尺度圆孔边均布电可通多裂纹问题的断裂性能。基于Gurtin-Murdoch表面弹性理论，利用保角映射方法和复变弹性理论给出了裂纹尖端电弹场分布、电弹场强度因子及能量释放率的解析结果。阐述了无量纲电弹场强度因子、无量纲能量释放率的尺寸依赖效应，讨论了裂纹数量和缺陷几何参数对无量纲场强度因子和无量纲能量释放率的影响。结果表明：无量纲电弹场强度因子和无量纲能量释放率具有显著的尺寸依赖效应；考虑表面效应，孔径和裂纹长度相当时，电弹场强度因子达到最大；裂纹/孔径比对电弹场强度因子随裂纹数量变化的制约会随着裂纹数量的增加而逐渐消失；过大或过小的裂纹孔径比会削弱裂纹长度对能量释放率的影响。     

EFFECT OF TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENT PROPERTIES ON THERMOELASTIC PROBLEMS WITH THERMAL RELAXATIONS

Based on the generalized thermoelasticity proposed by Green and Lindsay, the dynamic response of generalized thermoelastic problems with temperature-dependent material properties is investigated. The governing equations are formulated and found to be nonlinear because of the temperature-dependence of properties. Owing to the nonlinearity of the governing equations, the finite element method is resorted to for solution. The results obtained show that the temperature-dependent properties influence the variables considered by reducing their magnitudes. This indicates that taking the temperature-dependence of properties into consideration in the investigation of generalized thermoelastic problems is necessary and practical for accurately predicting the thermoelastic behavior.     

GUIDED THERMOELASTIC WAVE PROPAGATION IN LAYERED PLATES WITHOUT ENERGY DISSIPATION

In this paper, the propagation of guided thermoelastic waves in laminated orthotropic plates subjected to stress-free, isothermal boundary conditions is investigated in the context of the Green-Naghdi (GN) generalized thermoelastic theory (without energy dissipation). The coupled wave equations and heat conduction equation are solved by the Legendre orthogonal polynomial series expansion approach. The validity of the method is confirmed through a comparison. The dispersion curves of thermal modes and elastic modes are illustrated simultaneously. Dispersion curves of the corresponding pure elastic plate are also shown to analyze the influence of the thermoelasticity on elastic modes. The displacement and temperature distributions are shown to discuss the differences between the elastic modes and thermal modes.     

直接有限元法求解广义磁热弹二维旋转问题

为了验证直接有限元法求解广义磁热弹耦合旋转问题的有效性及准确性,该文基于Lord和Shulman(L-S)广义热弹性理论,采用直接有限元方法,求解了置于磁场中的旋转半无限大体受热冲击作用的动态响应问题.文中给出了L-S型广义磁热弹耦合旋转问题的控制方程,建立了L-S型广义磁热弹旋转问题的虚位移原理,推导得到了相应的有限...     

A new formulation for the analysis of elastic layers bonded to rigid surfaces

Elastic layers bonded to rigid surfaces have widely been used in many engineering applications. It is commonly accepted that while the bonded surfaces slightly influence the shear behavior of the layer, they can cause drastic changes on its compressive and bending behavior. Most of the earlier studies on this subject have been based on assumed displacement fields with assumed stress distributions, which usually lead to “average” solutions. These assumptions have somehow hindered the comprehensive study of stress/displacement distributions over the entire layer. In addition, the effects of geometric and material properties on the layer behavior could not be investigated thoroughly. In this study, a new formulation based on a modified Galerkin method developed by Mengi [Mengi, Y., 1980. A new approach for developing dynamic theories for structural elements. Part 1: Application to thermoelastic plates. International Journal of Solids and Structures 16, 1155–1168] is presented for the analysis of bonded elastic layers under their three basic deformation modes; namely, uniform compression, pure bending and apparent shear. For each mode, reduced governing equations are derived for a layer of arbitrary shape. The applications of the formulation are then exemplified by solving the governing equations for an infinite-strip-shaped layer. Closed form expressions are obtained for displacement/stress distributions and effective compression, bending and apparent shear moduli. The effects of shape factor and Poisson’s ratio on the layer behavior are also investigated.     

Static bending behaviors of nanoplate embedded in elastic matrix with small scale effects

In this paper, the bending behaviors of the nanoplate with small scale effects are investigated by the nonlocal continuum theory. The governing equations for the nonlocal Mindlin and Kirchhoff plate models are derived. The expressions of the bending displacement are presented analytically. The difference between the two models is discussed and bending properties of the nanoplate are illustrated. It can be observed that the small scale effects are obvious for bending properties of the nanoplate. The half wave numbers, width ratios and elastic matrix properties also have significant influence on bending behaviors.     

DYNAMIC STABILITY ANALYSIS OF EMBEDDED MULTI-WALLED CARBON NANOTUBES IN THERMAL ENVIRONMENT

In the present paper, the dynamic stability of multi-walled carbon nanotubes(MWCNTs) embedded in an elastic medium is investigated including thermal environment effects. To this end, a nonlocal Timoshenko beam model is developed which captures small scale effects.Dynamic governing equations of the carbon nanotubes are formulated based on the Timoshenko beam theory including the effects of axial compressive force. Then a parametric study is conducted to investigate the influences of static load factor, temperature change, nonlocal parameter, slenderness ratio and spring constant of the elastic medium on the dynamic stability characteristics of MWCNTs with simply-supported end supports.     

EFFECT OF FRACTIONAL ORDER PARAMETER ON THERMOELASTIC BEHAVIORS OF ELASTIC MEDIUM WITH VARIABLE PROPERTIES

This paper is concerned with the thermoelastic behaviors of an elastic medium with variable thermal material properties. The problem is in the context of fractional order heat conduction. The governing equations with variable thermal properties were established by means of the fractional order calculus. The problem of a half-space formed of an elastic medium with variable thermal material properties was solved, and asymptotic solutions induced by a sudden temperature rise on the boundary were obtained by applying an asymptotic approach. The propagations of thermoelastic wave and thermal wave, as well as the distributions of displacement,temperature and stresses were obtained and plotted. Variations in the distributions with different values of fractional order parameter were discussed. The results were compared with those obtained from the case of constant material properties to evaluate the effects of variable material properties on thermoelastic behaviors.