Stress distributions in an elastic body due to molecular interactions considering one-dimensional periodic material distribution based on Mindlin’s solution
Stress distributions in an elastic body due to molecular interactions considering one-dimensional periodic material distribution based on Mindlin’s solution
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10.1007/s00542-019-04537-6
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2020-01
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H. Matsuoka;T. Otani;S. Fukui
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H. Matsuoka;T. Otani;S. Fukui
A method to calculate the stress distributions in a semi-infinite elastic body caused by molecular interactions has been established based on Mindlin’s solution. A molecular interaction force derived from the Lennard-Jones potential considering a one-dimensional periodic material distribution in the in-plane direction, i.e.,x-direction, was used as a concentrated force in Mindlin’s solution. The stresses acting on the (100) and (001) surfaces (σx,σz, andτzx) for the distribution of two materials were calculated as a typical example of a periodic material distribution. The stress distributions were shown by color maps and the basic characteristics of the stress distribution, especially the effects of the surface distance, were quantitatively clarified. The asymptotic values ofσx,σz, andτzxat the position far from the surface were analytically derived. Those ofσxandσzhad the same value, depending on the surface distance, while that ofτzxwas always zero. This difference comes from the existence of a non-fluctuation contribution.