WIT Press


Boundary Element Analysis Of Elastoplastic Axisymmetric Contact Problems

Price

Free (open access)

Volume

18

Pages

9

Published

1997

Size

664 kb

Paper DOI

10.2495/MB970341

Copyright

WIT Press

Author(s)

C.Y. Dong & H. Antes

Abstract

This paper presents an approach to elastoplastic axisymmetric frictional contact problems in the framework of the small strain theory. The material characteristic is taken into account by using an initial stress formulation and von Mises yield criterion. An extended r-minimum method is adopted to limit the size of each incremental step so that contact conditions at the interface are maintained constant within each load increment. In addition, an improved internal point stress integral equation is used in this analysis. Numerical results demonstrate that the approach has a good performance. 1 Introduction Most mechanical problems include various types of contacts. The non- linearity of contact problems is due to the following two aspects [1]: (1) the actual contact ar

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