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Introduction to Theory of Elasticity Kengo Nakajima Information Technology Center The University of Tokyo
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Page 1: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

Intr

oduc

tion

to T

heor

y of

El

astic

ity

Ken

go N

akaj

ima

Info

rmat

ion

Tech

nolo

gy C

ente

rTh

e U

nive

rsity

of T

okyo

Page 2: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t2

•Th

eory

of E

last

icity

–Ta

rget

–S

tress

–G

over

ning

Equ

atio

ns

Page 3: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t3

Theo

ry o

f Ela

stic

ity•

Con

tinuu

m M

echa

nics

, Sol

id M

echa

nics

•E

last

ic M

ater

ial

–Th

eory

of E

last

icity

, Ela

stom

echa

nics

Page 4: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t4

Wha

t is

Ela

stic

Mat

eria

l ?

•D

efor

mat

ion

is p

ropo

rtion

al

to lo

ad

–H

ooke

’s la

w–

Exa

mpl

e•

Spr

ing

kx =

-mg

•M

etal

, Fib

er, R

esin

–If

load

is re

mov

ed, d

efor

mat

ion

goes

to 0

.•

Orig

inal

sha

pe

Def

orm

atio

n

Load

Page 5: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t5

If lo

ad (d

efor

mat

ion)

incr

ease

s,

mat

eria

l is

not e

last

ic a

ny m

ore

•Y

ield

–Y

ield

poi

nt–

Ela

stic

lim

it

•In

elas

tic•

Pla

stic

Def

orm

atio

n

Load

Yiel

d P

oint

Page 6: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t6

Def

orm

atio

n do

es n

ot g

o to

0 w

ith

rem

oved

load

, afte

r ela

stic

lim

itatio

n.

•In

itial

sha

pe is

not

re

cove

red

any

mor

e.•

Per

man

ent d

efor

mat

ion

Def

orm

atio

n

Load

Per

man

ent

Def

orm

atio

n

Yiel

d P

oint

Page 7: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t7

Theo

ry o

f Ela

stic

ity c

over

s …

•U

p to

Yie

ld P

oint

, Ela

stic

Li

mita

tion

–S

mal

l def

orm

atio

n–

Infin

itesi

mal

theo

ry•

Sha

pe d

oes

not c

hang

e

–Li

near

•P

last

ic/In

elas

tic⇒

Non

linea

r–

Mor

e in

tere

stin

g pa

rt of

rese

arch

•E

last

icity

is m

ore

impo

rtant

in p

ract

ical

eng

inee

ring

–To

con

trol l

oad/

defo

rmat

ion

belo

w e

last

ic li

mita

tion

is

impo

rtant

–P

last

ic/In

elas

tic: A

ccid

ent c

ondi

tion

Def

orm

atio

n

Load

Page 8: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t8

•Th

eory

of E

last

icity

–Ta

rget

–S

tress

–G

over

ning

Equ

atio

ns

Page 9: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t9

Stre

ss (1

/6)

•If

exte

rnal

forc

e is

ela

stic

bod

y, th

e bo

dy d

efor

ms,

an

d re

sist

s ag

ains

t ext

erna

l for

ce b

y in

tern

al fo

rce

gene

rate

d by

inte

rmol

ecul

ar fo

rces

.•

Def

orm

atio

n of

the

body

reac

h st

eady

sta

te, w

hen

exte

rnal

forc

e an

d in

tern

al fo

rce

are

bala

nced

.•

Ext

erna

l For

ce–

Sur

face

forc

e–

Bod

y fo

rce

•E

xter

nal/I

nter

nal f

orce

s ar

e ve

ctor

s.

Page 10: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t10

Stre

ss (2

/6)

•A

n el

astic

bod

y in

und

er b

alan

ced

cond

ition

with

ex

tern

al fo

rces

at “

n” p

oint

s.

P 1

P 2

P n

P n-1

Page 11: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t11

Stre

ss (3

/6)

•If

we

assu

me

an a

rbitr

ary

surfa

ce S

, int

erna

l for

ce

betw

een

part-

Aan

d pa

rt-B

acts

on

thro

ugh

surfa

ce S

.

P 1

P 2

P n

P n-1

AB

S

Page 12: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t12

Stre

ss (4

/6)

•C

onsi

der s

mal

l sur

face

S

on s

urfa

ce S

of p

art-A

, an

d re

sulta

nt fo

rce

vect

or F

•If p

is c

onsi

dere

d as

ave

rage

d fo

rce

per a

rea

F/S

with

infin

itesi

mal

S,

pis

cal

led

“stre

ss

vect

or”

P n

P n-1

A

S

S

F

SS

Fp

0lim

Page 13: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t13

Stre

ss (5

/6)

•S

tress

: For

ce V

ecto

r per

Uni

t Sur

face

–P

ositi

ve fo

r ext

ensi

on, n

egat

ive

for c

ompr

essi

on•

On

a su

rface

–N

orm

al: N

orm

al s

tress)

–P

aral

lel:

She

ar s

tress

•“Y

ield

Stre

ss” i

s an

impo

rtant

des

ign

para

met

er.

P n

P n-1

A

S

S

F

SS

Fp

0lim

Page 14: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t14

Stre

ss (6

/6)

•S

tress

com

pone

nts

in o

rthog

onal

coo

rdin

ate

syst

em–

9 co

mpo

nent

s in

3D

–no

rmal

stre

ss

–sh

ear s

tress

zzy

zx

yzy

yx

xzxy

x

σ

Page 15: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t15

•Th

eory

of E

last

icity

–Ta

rget

–S

tress

–G

over

ning

Equ

atio

ns

Page 16: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t16

Gov

erni

ng E

quat

ions

in T

heor

y of

E

last

icity

•E

quili

briu

m E

quat

ions

•C

ompa

tibili

ty C

ondi

tions

–D

ispl

acem

ent-S

train

•C

onst

itutiv

e E

quat

ions

–S

tress

-Stra

in

•2D

exa

mpl

e

Page 17: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t17

Equ

ilibr

ium

Equ

atio

nsin

2D

00

Yx

y

Xy

x

xyy

xyx

Page 18: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t18

Equ

ilibr

ium

Equ

atio

nsin

3D

6

Inde

pend

ent S

tress

Com

pone

nts

000

Zz

yx

Yz

yx

Xz

yx

zyz

zx

yzy

xy

zxxy

x

zyz

zx

yzy

xy

zxxy

x

σ

xzzx

zyyz

yxxy

Page 19: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t19

Wha

t is

“Stra

in” ?

•S

olid

Mec

hani

cs–

Load

–D

efor

mat

ion

•S

tress

–Lo

ad/F

orce

per

uni

t sur

face

•S

train

–R

ate

of D

efor

mat

ion/

Dis

plac

emen

t

Page 20: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t20

Stra

in: R

ate

of D

ispl

acem

ent

•N

orm

al s

train L

L

LL

•S

hear

stra

in

L

x

Lx

Page 21: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t21

Con

stitu

tive

Eqn

’s: S

tress

-Stra

in(1

/3)

EE

xx

xx

,

•Y

oung

’s M

odul

usE

–S

tress

-Stra

in: P

ropo

rtion

al–

Pro

porti

onal

ity: E

(dep

ends

on

mat

eria

l)

x

x

xy

•P

oiss

on’s

Rat

io

–B

ody

defo

rms

in Y

-and

Z-

dire

ctio

ns, e

ven

if ex

tern

al fo

rce

is

in X

-dire

ctio

n.–

Poi

sson

’s ra

tio is

pro

porti

onal

ity fo

r th

is la

tera

l stra

in.

•de

pend

s on

mat

eria

l–

Met

al: 0

.30

–R

ubbe

r, W

ater

: 0.5

0 (in

com

pres

sibl

e)Ex

xy

Page 22: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t22

Con

stitu

tive

Eqn

’s: S

tress

-Stra

in(2

/3)

yx

zy

xz

z

xz

yx

zy

y

zy

xz

yx

x

EE

EE

EE

EE

EE

EE

111

•E

ffect

of n

orm

al s

tress

com

pone

nts

in 3

dire

ctio

ns( x

,y,

z)

–ac

cum

ulat

ion

of e

ach

stra

in c

ompo

nent

Page 23: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t23

Con

stitu

tive

Eqn

’s: S

tress

-Stra

in(3

/3)

GG

Gzx

zxyz

yzxy

xy

,,

•S

hear

stra

in c

ompo

nent

s do

not

dep

end

on

norm

al s

tress

com

pone

nts.

The

y ar

e pr

opor

tiona

l to

she

ar s

tress

.

–La

tera

l Ela

stic

Mod

ulus

: G

12

EG

Page 24: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t24

Stre

ss-S

train

Rel

atio

nshi

p

zxyzxyzyx

zxyzxyzyx

E

12

00

00

00

12

00

00

00

12

00

00

00

10

00

10

00

1

1

Page 25: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t25

Stra

in-S

tress

Rel

atio

nshi

p

zxyzxyzyx

zxyzxyzyx

E

21

210

00

00

02

121

00

00

00

21

210

00

00

01

00

01

00

01

21

1

D

D

•In

com

pres

sibl

e M

ater

ial(~

0.50

): S

peci

al

Trea

tmen

t Nee

ded

Page 26: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t26

Som

e A

ssum

ptio

ns in

this

Cla

ss•

Isot

ropi

c M

ater

ial

–U

nifo

rm E

, and

(~

0.30

)–

CFR

P (C

arbo

n Fi

ber R

einf

orce

d P

last

ics)

•O

rthot

ropi

c

Page 27: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t27

Fini

te-E

lem

ent M

etho

d•

Dis

plac

emen

t-bas

ed F

EM

–D

epen

dent

Var

iabl

e: D

ispl

acem

ent

•G

ener

ally

use

d ap

proa

ch

–Th

is c

lass

ado

pts

this

app

roac

h•

Stre

ss-b

ased

FE

M–

Dep

ende

nt V

aria

ble:

Stre

ss

Page 28: Introduction to Theory of Elasticity

elas

t28

1D S

tatic

Lin

ear-

Ela

stic

Pro

blem

•E

xten

sion

of 1

D tr

uss

elem

ent

–on

ly d

efor

ms

in X

-dir.

–U

nifo

rm s

ectio

nal a

rea

A–

You

ng’s

Mod

ulus

E–

u=0@

X=0,

Ext

erna

l For

ce

F@X=

L

F

0

Xxx

xux

x

xE

•D

ispl

acem

ent-b

ased

FE

M

0

Xxu

Ex


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