1957 年 6 巻 45 号 p. 348-352
This is one of the plane stress problems of a semi-infinite body under a load distributed in geometrical figure on its boundary. Starting from the well-known Airy's stress function with α=nπ/a, we have
F=∞Σ1An(1+αy)e-αy·cosαx
for a symmetrically distributed load along the boundary line.
According to Fig. 3, equation for a distributed load in equilateral triangle will be given by
p(x)=p0(1-x/c)
for a range 0<x<c, where p0 is the height of the load triangle and 2c is the length of its base line. After expanding p(x) in Fourier's series, we have
p(x)=∞Σ12p0/ac1/α2(1-cosαc)cosαx
For y=0, the normal stress on the boundary will be given on the other hand by
σy=-∞Σ1Anα2cosαx=-p(x)
After determining constant An, we have following stress function in the from of integral instead of series:
F=p0/πc∫∞02/α4(1-cosαc)(1+αy)e-αycosαx·dα
Stress components are the second derivatives of the stress function F referred to x and y respectively, thus we have
σx=p0/πc[-4r·cosφ·logr+2r·sinφ·φ+2r1·cosφ1·logr1-r1·sinφ1·φ1+2r2·cosφ2·logr2-r2·sinφ2·φ2],
σy=p0/πc[2r·sinφ·φ-r1·sinφ1·φ1-r2·sinφ2·φ2],
τxy=-p0/πc[2r·cosφ·φ+r1·cosφ1·φ1-r2·cosφ2·φ2].
Transformation of coordinates from rectangular to polar is made in the above calculation.