УДК 539.374
Elastoplastic Bending of the Console with Transverse Force
Sergei I. Senashov* Irina L. Savostyanova^
Reshetnev Siberian State University of Science and Technology Krasnoyarskiy Rabochiy, 31, Krasnoyarsk, 660037
Russia
Olga N. Cherepanova*
Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science Siberian Federal University Svobodny, 79, Krasnoyarsk, 660041
Russia
Received 10.05.2019, received in revised form 09.06.2019, accepted 20.07.2019 In the article an elastoplastic boundary for the console being bent with transverse force when the point of force is not situated in the centroid of transverse section was built with the use of the conservation laws. In this case bending moments and torques appear of the console. The case when the point of force is situated in the centroid of transverse section is considered in the previous works of the authors. In the work an infinite system of conservation laws has been built that allows us to reduce the problem of calculating elastoplastic boundary to a few quadratures, at the outer contour of transverse section. At that the contour can be random piecewise smooth. It is assumed that the lateral surface of the console is free from strains and is in its plastic condition.
Keywords: conservation laws, elastoplastic bending. DOI: 10.17516/1997-1397-2019-12-5-637-643.
Introduction
Problems with unknown boundaries are ones of the most complex that appear when solving a number of continuum mechanics problems [1]. In the theory of plasticity to such a class belong problems that require building an elastoplastic boundary. The methods of building such boundaries, for some transverse sections, can be successfully solved with the use of the theory of functions of a complex variable methods and minimisation of functionals [2]. In the authors' works with the use of conservation laws it turned out well to build elastoplastic boundaries for rods, boundaries of which were random piecewise smooth contours [3]. Later it turned out that these methods could also be used to find elastoplastic boundaries in a console being bent.
In article [4] there is a solution for the problem of elastoplastic bending of the console with transverse force if the transverse force is applied to the centroid of transverse section. In this case only bending moments appear in the console. And if the transverse force is applied not to the centroid of transverse section then also torques appear in the console. This very case is considered in the suggested work.
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1. Statement of a Problem
Let us consider a straight console of constant section. Assume it is fixed in Section Z = 0 and is loaded in its end section Z = l with a force with resultant P = (P, 0,0). Let us situate the origin of coordinates on the fixed end, but we assume that it does not coincide with the centroid of the console's section. Also we assume that the console's lateral surface is free from strains and is in its plastic condition.
Fig. 1. Console
In this case [5] in elastic zone stress tensor components satisfy the equations
Fi =
F2
dTx
dx dTXz
dy
+
dT z
dy- - P(ai(x - xc) + a2(y - yc)) = 0,
dTxz 1 \ Py ]
K — ^rvz-r (a2X — aiy) = 0,
dx
2(1+ v)
(1)
Where (xc ,yc ) — the coordinates of transverse section centroid,
ai =
iiiS — si I12S — S1S2
a2 = -
A ' z A
S = I I dxdy, Si = / ydxdy, S2 = I xdxdy,
i
11
y dxdy, 112
xydxdy, i22
x dxdy,
A
i22 ii2
Il2 111
S2
Si S2 Si
S
Here Iij are moments of inertia, Si,S2 are static moments of inertia about Axes x and y; v, ^
Py
( a2 xc - ai yc ) .
are elastic constants, K = . .
2(1 + v)
As a result we will need to solve System of equations (1) with the following boundary conditions on Contour r that limits the transverse section.
z/1 + Tyz ¡2 = 0,
22 T + T
xz 1 yz
1.
(2)
Here li, l2 are the normal's vector components to Contour r.
The first equation from (2) means that the lateral surface is free from strains and the second condition means that the lateral surface is in its plastic state. For simplicity of further calculations let us consider yield point at pure shear be equal to one. This can always be achieved with the help of introducing nondimensional variables.
By reason of the above made assumptions — plastic strain range covers the entire lateral surface Fig. 2.
It is required to solve the following problem: determine the unknown boundary L taking into account the assumptions made.
Fig. 2. G is the outer boundary, L is the elastoplastic boundary, P is the plastic deformation range, E is the elasticity deformation range
2. Conservation laws
Definition. Assume F1 = 0, F2 = 0, system of two differential equations (1) of two independent variables x,y. By conservation law the relation
dxA + dyB = Ai Fi + A2 F2 = 0.
is called that is fulfilled on all solutions of System Fi = 0, F2 = 0, Here Ai, A2 are some linear differential operators. Vector (A,B) is called conserved current.
Let us build conservation laws for System of equations (1). We find conserved current in the form of
A = aiu + biv + y1, B = a2u + b2v + y 2, (3)
where rxz = u, ryz = v, a1, bl, y* are functions only x,y. Then the conservation law will be written as
dxA + dyB = wi Fi + w F2 = 0. (4)
In this case Operators A1, A2 reduce to multiplying by some functions of independent variables. Inserting (3) into (4) we obtain
axxu + a1ux + bxxv + b1 vx + yX + a?y u + a?Uy + b2y v + b2Vy + Y2y = = wi (uy - Vx - f (x, y)) + wy (ux + Vy - g(x, y)) .
Here by f, g the right-hand sides of Equation (1) are shown.
Since Relation (5) is fulfilled identically, then all the coefficients at the required functions and their derivatives must be equal to zero. As a result we obtain
10 10 1 1 O O 10
ax + ay = 0, bx + by = 0, a = wy, b = -wi, a = wy, b = wy, yx + Yy = -wif - wyg. It follows
a1 = by = wy, b1 = -ay = -wi, aXx - bxy = 0, bxx + axy = 0.
In order to find a1, b1 it will be required to solve the equations
aX - bl =0, bX + ay = 0. (6)
From (6), in particular it follows that the system of equations being studied allows an infinite number of nontrivial conservation laws.
3. Solution of Problem
We will be finding two special solutions of Equations (6), i.e. such solutions that have a special feature in Point xo, yo.
The first solution of Equations (6), let us represent it as Yi, Y2 is written as:
«1 = (y - yo)/ ((x - xü)2 + (y - yo)2) ,
b 1 = (x - xo)/ ((x - xo)2 + (y - yo)2) , (7)
dx
From (7) we obtain
^ = b / - « 1g, Y2 =0.
1 f , \ (y - yo)vPa2
Yi = aix + - ai(xo - xc) -
^ ln [((x - xo)2 + (y - yo)2) +
w 2M(1 + v)
. ( y- yc , s , K vP \ x- xo
+ «2--ai(y - yo) +-----—r(a2Xo - aiy) arctg-.
V y - yo M 2(1 + v) J y - yo
The second solution of Equations (6), let us represent it as a^, b2, 72, 7! is written as:
dx = b2/ - a2gY = 0.
From (9) we obtain
2(1 + v) J * y - yo
Let us convert the obtained conservation laws.
Conservation law (4) can be written using Green formula:
J (a2u + b2v + 71) dy - (-b2u + a2v + j2) dx = 0,
where r is a random piecewise smooth contour.
(8)
«■2 = - (x - xo) / ((x - xo)2 + (y - yo)2) ,
b2 = (y - yo) / ((x - xo)2 + (y - yo)2) , (9)
i a2vP 1
Y2 = +2Pai(y - yo)-
1 ( vPa.2 \ ( 2 2\
- - (1 + v) (a2xo - aiy)\ln[(x - xo) + (y - yo) J + (10)
f r> n vPa2 , A x - xo
+ Pai(xo - xc) + Pa2(y - yc) - —r(y - yo) arctg
Assume (x0, y0) - some points in the area covered by Contour r. Let us consider an ellipse inside of which there is Point(x0, y0). Then we obtain see Fig. 3.
/ (a1u + b1v + y^ dy - (-b1u + a1v + y2) dx + / + / +
Jr Jr 1 Jr 2
J (a1u + b1v + y1) dy + (—b1u + a1v + y2) dx = 0.
(x-X0)2 + k2(y-yg)2=E2
Encirclement is carried out in such a way that the exceptional point stays outside the area covered
by the contours. Since / + / =0, then we obtain
r r2
j (a1u + b1v + y 1) dy- (-b1 u + a1v + y2) dx = = (a1 u + b1v + y^ dy — {—b1u + a1v + y2) dx+
Jr!
+ / (a^ + b1v + y^ dy — (—b1u + a1 v + y2) dx = Jr 2
= —J (a1 u + b1v + y 1) dy + (—b1u + a^ + y2) dx.
(x-x0)2 + k2(y-yg)2=£2
Here the integral in the right-hand side is calculated around the circle O : (x — x0)2+(y—y0)2 = e2, in the centre of which there is an exceptional point.
Fig. 3. Arrows show the direction of going around the boundaries
Assume a1 = aii,b1 = b\ from (7) we will calculate the integral in the right-hand side (11). We have
— (a\u + b\v + 7I) dy + (—b\u + a\v + j2) dx (12)
Jo
and expression (12) will
. , , » , , 1 cos $ ,1 sin $
Assume x — x0 = e sin $, (y — y0) = e cos $ then a1 = -, b1 =-
be written as
/ cos $ sin $ 1 \ f2n ( sin $ cos $ 2 ' u +--v + y j e sin $d$ — I--1 ' -2
lo Ve
u+---+ y e cos $d$ =
ee
)
/ ((—cos2$ + sin2 $) v + (cos $ sin $ + cos $ sin $) u + Y1e sin $ — Y2e cos $)d$
s>2n
—v(xo,yo)/2 d$ = — v(xo,yo )n. ■Jo
For the development of this formula we sent and used the mean-value theorem. Hence
(xo, yo) = — j (a \u + b\v + Yi) dy — (—b \ u + a \ v + yi) dx. (13)
Let us now consider the second solution a\ = a\,b\ = —b\. Doing the same thing as in the first case we have
— (a\u + b\v + Yo,) dy — {—b\u + a\v + y2) dx = Jo
r f (x — x0) (y — yo) A / (y — yo) (x — xo) 7 = — ^ -u--v + Y2 dy — -u +--v + y2 dx =
Jo V r r J \ r r J
2n /sin $ cos $ . /"2VCOS $ sin $ 2\ / ,s II u--v + y2 1 e sin $d$ — J I -u +--v + y2 1 (cos $) ed$
io Ve e / Jo \ £ £
f2n
ul cos2$ , sin2
o
¡■'¿n
= u (—cos2^ + sin2^)d^ = —u (x0,y0) n. o
Finally we will get
u (xo, yo) = — / (a'u + b'v + Y2) dy — (—b'u + a'v + Y2) dx. (14)
n J r
Now the only thing remaining is to calculate the integral in the right-hand sides of Formulas (13), (14). For that we will use Formulas (2). They allow us to calculate u = rxz, v = rxz on r. We have
ul\ + vl2 =0, u2 + v2 = 1. From here we get expressions for u = rxz, v = rxz on r
.2 _ l2
l2 (h\2 2 , 2 -, — hv^ \h) v + v = l-
2
v=
(122 + ilV v = ±,№+W)' (15)
u = T n-2--J^T ■ (16)
^(¿2 +12)
In accordance with frontal moments, see Fig. 1, in Formulas (15) and (16) we choose the upper sign.
We insert (7)-(10) and (15), (16) into (13) and (14) and we find expressions for u = rxz, v = Txz in all the points in the area limited by Contour r. This allows us to determine plastic and elastic zones. Those points where rxz + r^z < 1 belong to elastic zone, and others fall into plastic zone. We point out that the solution of such a complex problem as building an unknown elastoplastic boundary has been reduced to calculating of a few quadratures.
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Упругопластический изгиб бруса поперечной силой
Сергей И. Сенашов Ирина Л. Савостьянова
Сибирский государственный университет науки и технологий им. Решетнева
Красноярский рабочий, 31, Красноярск, 660037
Россия
Ольга Н. Черепанова
Институт математики и фундаментальной информатики Сибирский федеральный университет Свободный, 79, Красноярск, 660041
Россия
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Ключевые слова: законы сохранения, упругопластический изгиб.