Bulletin of JSME
Online ISSN : 1881-1426
Print ISSN : 0021-3764
Thermal Stress of an Infinite Elastic Region in Uniform Heat Flow and Containing Some Spherical Cavities : Part 1, Solution for the Case of Containing Three Spherical Cavities
Akira ATSUMI
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1964 Volume 7 Issue 28 Pages 675-683

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A method of solution to determining the thermal stress of an infinite elastic region under the conditions of linear thermoelasticity and containing some spherical cavities is illustrated by two examples for the problems containing two and three spherical cavities. The fundamental equations governing the temperature distribution of a uniform heat flow in a solid are first derived and then the elastic stresses in the solid bodies under prescribed temperature distributions are determined to satisfy the boundary conditions on the peripheries of the cavities. The method consists of a general series form of stress function in spherical coordinates, and it can be developed for a variety of cavity numbers and sizes. In this paper, the illustration for three cavities is given, and the numerical results are reported.
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