PSI - Issue 33
Anna Fesenko et al. / Procedia Structural Integrity 33 (2021) 509–527 Author name / Structural Integrity Procedia 00 (2019) 000 – 00
518 10
1
0
2( ) n
1( ) n r dr g r
( , ; ) ( )
( , ; ) ( ) r
( , ; ) ( ) ; r dr
F r
r dr g
11
11
n
a a G G
(1)
2 p F
( ; )
( ; )
f
n
8
det
1
n
The solution to the integral equation is represented in the series expansion
( ) L r
r
( )
( )
r r e
(22)
m m
0
m
here m - unknown constants, - Laguerre polynomials. After completing the orthogonalization, i.e. multiplying the equation by m L r ( ) ( )
( ) ( ) k e L and integrating it in the
[0, ) , the infinite system of algebraic equations of the first kind is derived
interval
, A f k m mk k
0,1, 2,...
(23)
0
m
where
( ) e L d ( ; ) ( ) k f
1 0 0 n
( ) ( ) ( ) ( ) F r r e L r L drd ( , ; )( ) r m k n
A
f
,
mk
k
0
To find the value of , the mechanical sense of unknown function ( ) r should be analysed. Considering the formula of tangential stress rz G U W z r and taking into account boundary condition in (6) ( ,0, ) 0, W the relation 0 0 rz z z G U z is obtained. Therefore ( , 0) p U r ( ) rz r . Analysing the type of singularity that appear to be in the mixed problems for a wedge (Uflyand, 1968), when an angle equals / 2 , it was found that depends on Poisson’s ratio : for 1/ 4 0.2552 ; for 1/ 3 0.3100 . After solving the integral equation (21) the unknown function (22) should be substituted into expressions for displacements (20). It leads to the final solution to the given problem (5 - 8) in the case of steady-state oscillations
2
a
a
p
n
;
, ;
cos
U
F
2 1
n
4
det
G G
1
n
N
N
n 2 cos
n
r r e L r dr ( ) , ; r
n
r r e L r dr ( ) , ; r
1
2
1
g
g
11
11
m
m
m
m
1
0
0
n
m
m
2
a
p
n
,
, ;
sin
W
F
* 2
(24)
n
det
G
1
n
N
N
n 2 sin
n
r r e L r dr ( ) , ; r
n
r r e L r dr ( ) , ; r
1
2
1
g
g
21
21
m
m
m
m
1
0
0
n
m
m
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