Issue 49
V. Matveenko et alii, Frattura ed Integrità Strutturale, 49 (2019) 225-242; DOI: 10.3221/IGF-ESIS.49.23
If 1 0   , the region under consideration is bounded by only one coordinate surface 0    , and at
0   is assumed to
meet the regularity conditions
/ 0,       0, u u u  r
0
(7)
In the framework of the proposed problem formulation we can consider a composite cone occupying a region (1) (2) V V V   , where a subregion (1) V (subregion (2) V ) is made of the material with the shear modulus (1)  ( (2)  ) and Poisson’s ratio (1)  ( (2)  ) and its geometry is defined by the relations 0 r    , 0 2     , 2 0      ( 1 2      ) (Fig. 1b). In particular cases 1  and 0  can be equal to 0 and  , respectively. For a composite cone eigensolutions (6) are constructed for each subregion. At the contact line 2    we can prescribe perfect bonding conditions
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2) 
(8)
, r u u u u u u        , r
r 
r 
;
,
,
or perfect slip conditions
(1) u u  
(2)
(1)
(2)
(1)
(2)     (1)   (2)  r   
(9)
r 
;
,
0
Upon substituting Eqns. (6) into the equilibrium Eqn. (2) and going to a new independent variable
[20]
(1 cos )/2 x   
we obtain the following equations for each harmonic of the Fourier series:
 xH x
 1  
 
 
2
  
k
4
2 d u x
   k du x
1
 
 
k
1 x x 
 
x
k u x
1 2
 x x
2
dx
4
1
 dx x x H d x     1 v
(10)
 
kw x
 
  
H
1 v 
  
 
k
k
2
2
k x x 
0
 1 x x 
dx
2
2
 
1 x x
 xG x
 
2 k G     1
 
4
2 d v x
   k dv x
2
1
 
k
1 G x x 
 
1 2 G x
k v x
 x x
1
1
2
dx
4
1
dx
(11)
  
  1 2 1  
  
  
1 k G 
G k x 
k dw x
 d G x x u x     1
 
1
1
k w x
0
 x x
k
3
dx
dx
2
4
1
é ê ë
2 ù - + + 1 1 G k
(
)
( ) (
xG x
2
4
d w x
) ( ) k dw x
ú û
2
1
( )( x
)
( )
k
-
+ -
+
+
x
x
w x
1
1 2
(
)
k
2
dx
-
x x
4
1
dx
(12)
)
( ) (
) ( 1 2 1 )
é ê ê ë
ù ú ú û
1 G k dv x G k x - + -
kG
( ) ( + ê
( ) ú
k
1
1
3
+
+
⋅
=
u x
v x
0
(
)
k
k
(
)
dx
2
-
x x
4
1
x x -
2 1
Here we introduce the following notation:      2 1 1 H       
2 / 2 1 ,  
3    
4 /( 2 1),   
H
1
2
   2 1 / 1 2 ,    
 1 , 
   2 4 4 / 1 2 .        
 
  
G
G
G
1
2
3
Using (6) we can reduce boundary conditions (3)-(5) and regularity conditions (7) to condition for
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