This paper proposes a finite element approach to the numerical solution of boundary value problems of linear elasticity theory formulated directly in terms of the stress tensor components. In contrast to the classical finite element formulation, in which displacements are the primary unknowns, the approach considered h...
A. Khaldjigitov, A. Bobonazarov, U. Djumayozov et al.· Applied Sciences· 0 citations
Boundary value problems in the theory of elasticity are traditionally formulated in terms of displacements, while stresses and strains are calculated from the displacements. Usually, the calculation of stresses and strains is accompanied by approximation errors. In this paper, alternative formulations of elasticity pro...
A. Khaldjigitov, U. Djumayozov, Aziz A. Kalandarov et al.· Mathematics· 0 citations
In two and three dimensions, we analyze a mixed formulation of the nonlinear Biot equations in terms of the poroelastic stress tensor, the displacement, the pressure, and the rotation tensor. To establish the well-posedness of the problem, we introduce suitable stabilization terms, leading to an augmented mixed formula...
F. Lepe, Gonzalo Rivera, Ricardo Ruiz-Baier et al.· 0 citations
This paper examines the finite deformation of hollow cylinders made from compressible Blatz-Ko hyperelastic material under internal, external, and combined pressure loading. It derives parametric closedform solutions for radial displacement and stress using the Cauchy stress tensor and equilibrium equations. Materials...
Nwagwu Isaac Ogazie, R. Ndubuisi, W. I. Osuji et al.· Far East Journal of Mathemat...· 0 citations
This paper proposes a topology optimization method for reducing the residual stress arising in the building process of metal additive manufacturing. First, a layer-by-layer process analysis model based on an elastoplastic inherent strain method is introduced. In this model, the incremental displacement is solved anew a...
Takao Miki, Ji-Ke Han, K. Izui et al.· 0 citations