Showing 50 of 813 papers in Mechanics

On the Impact of a Viscoplastic Rod Against a Rigid Barrier

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.95568

The paper formulates the nonstationary problem of axial impact of a finite viscoplastic rod against a rigid barrier, treating the motion as quasi-one-dimensional and separating the rod into viscoplastic and rigid regions divided by a moving boundary. By nondimensionalizing the governing relations, t…

On the Effect of the Relaxation Boundary Layer

V. N. Zhigulev
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.93830

This paper analyzes supersonic flow of a weakly relaxing gas past a wedge, with particular attention to vibrational relaxation behind an oblique shock. By linearizing the gas-dynamic equations with a relaxation term and solving the resulting boundary-value problem, it derives exact series expression…

On the Dynamics of a Stratified Fluid

Corresponding Member of the USSR Academy of Sciences A. M. OBUKHOV
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.93417

This note derives an expression for the evolution of potential vorticity in a stratified fluid subject to weak external influences, including heat influx and frictional forces. Starting from the hydrodynamic equations, continuity equation, equation of state, and a prescribed entropy change, it shows…

Some Concepts of the Crack Zone and Crack Front

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.91017

The paper develops a simplified model for spherically symmetric fracture in a solid whose tensile strength is much lower than its compressive strength, focusing on the formation of a densely cracked radial zone behind an outgoing elastic wave. It assumes that radial cracks instantaneously relieve az…

On the Distribution of Elastic Constants in Quasi-Isotropic Polycrystals

S. D. VOLKOV, N. A. KLINSKIKH
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.89500

This paper addresses the statistical distribution of elastic constants in quasi-isotropic, single-phase polycrystals, where crystallographic orientations are random at the microscopic scale. The authors formulate the elastic-constant transformation in terms of Euler angles and derive the joint densi…

On Coherent Scattering of Plane and Spherical Waves in Deep-Water Layers Containing Discrete Inhomogeneities

V. P. GLOTOV
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.86610

This paper analyzes coherent and incoherent acoustic scattering from a deep-water layer containing randomly distributed discrete inhomogeneities, addressing cases where scatterer spacing is comparable with the wavelength and interference cannot be neglected. Using statistical averaging over scattere…

ON THE MANIFESTATION OF ROCK PRESSURE IN HORIZONTAL WORKINGS

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.82035

The paper formulates the manifestation of rock pressure in deep horizontal workings as a stability problem for an elastic-plastic rock mass surrounding a circular opening. Assuming an initially hydrostatic stress field, a Coulomb-type plasticity condition, and an elastic region outside a plastic zon…

On the Influence of the Elasticity of the Supports of the Outer Ring Axis of a Gimbal Suspension on Nutational Oscillations and Gyroscope Drift

S. A. KHARLAMOV
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.79147

This paper examines how elasticity in the supports of the outer ring axis of a Cardan suspension affects nutational oscillations and gyroscope drift. Starting from the inertial equations for a balanced gyroscope, it uses an added-degree-of-freedom formulation to compute support reaction moments and …

On the Theory of Turbulence in Inhomogeneous Flows

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.77417

This paper develops a spectral description of weak inhomogeneous turbulence in incompressible viscous flows, focusing on how nonuniform mean motion can amplify turbulent fluctuations. Starting from averaged Navier Stokes equations and neglecting higher order correlations in the initial approximation…

Shape of the Surface of a Liquid Losing Weight

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.77374

This paper examines how the free surface of water in a glass vessel changes as effective gravity is reduced to zero, a problem motivated by observations of liquids during spaceflight. Using capillary equilibrium equations for a wetting liquid in a cylindrical vessel, the author relates meniscus prof…

Construction of Nonholonomic Models of Continuous Media Taking into Account Finite Deformations and Some Physicochemical Effects

Academician L. I. SEDOV and M. E. EGLIT
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.70193

This paper develops a thermodynamic framework for constructing nonholonomic continuum models that account for finite deformations, temperature effects, residual deformation, creep, relaxation, and related physicochemical processes. The authors introduce, alongside strain, stress, and temperature, an…

A Generalization of a Theorem of Huygens

V. A. CHIKIN
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.67659

This paper generalizes Huygens’ reciprocity theorem for the physical pendulum to a heavy rigid body undergoing Hessian motion about a fixed point. It introduces the kinetic axis and kinetic center of the body, relates them to the central axis of the momentum screw, and analyzes the Hess structural c…

Effect of a Magnetic Field on Surface Waves in a Conducting Liquid

Corresponding Member of the Academy of Sciences of the USSR V. G. LEVICH and Yu. Ya. GUREVICH
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.65455

This paper analyzes the propagation of gravity and capillary surface waves on an ideal incompressible conducting liquid in a uniform external magnetic field, using linearized magnetohydrodynamic equations under the assumption of small wave amplitude and effectively infinite conductivity. For a field…

On a Model of the Combustion Front in Condensed Mixtures

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.61193

This paper addresses the experimentally observed S-shaped dependence of combustion velocity on component particle size in condensed mixtures whose components gasify before mixing, a behavior not adequately described by one-dimensional theories. The authors propose a simplified nonuniform combustion-…

ON THE APPLICATION OF ASYMPTOTIC METHODS TO THE STUDY OF GYROSCOPIC SYSTEMS

Consider the system of equations
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.59826

The paper develops an asymptotic scheme for studying a class of gyroscopic systems described by two coupled second order equations with small perturbing terms. A solution is represented through slowly varying amplitude, phase, and mean coordinates, with periodic correction functions, and conditions …

ON VARIATIONAL METHODS IN THE NONLINEAR THEORY OF ELASTICITY

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.54574

The paper formulates a variational principle for the nonlinear theory of elasticity in which displacements, stresses, and strains are treated as independently varied quantities without imposing internal or boundary constraints in advance. By computing the first variation of a proposed functional, th…

Qualitative Study of a Circular Symmetrically Compressed Plate under a Large Edge Load (Proof of the Appearance of a Corrugation)

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.51250

This paper studies the onset of asymmetric deflection, or corrugation, in a circular plate that is rigidly supported and uniformly compressed along its boundary without transverse loading. The plate is formulated through the Kirchhoff equations and an associated energy functional, whose stationary p…

Elementary elastoplastic deformation in torsion of a rod with a shallow longitudinal groove on its surface

Academician of the Academy of Sciences of the Kirghiz SSR M. Ya. Leonov, N. Yu. Shvaiko
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.41805

This paper analyzes the local elasto-plastic stress state that develops during torsion of a rod with a small semicylindrical longitudinal surface groove, assuming a strain-softening material. The grooved rod is modeled near the recess as an elastic half-space with a semicylindrical notch, and the el…

On the Calculation of the Limiting Shear Stress of Suspensions with Particles Possessing a Rigid Dipole Moment

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.41418

This paper develops a simple energetic estimate for the dynamic yield shear stress of suspensions whose colloidal particles possess rigid electric dipole moments. Assuming a locally ordered, cubic-like arrangement of dipolar particles, the authors relate the work required to shear adjacent particle …

On the asymptotics of the solution to an axisymmetric contact thermoconvective problem for large values of the convective parameter

L. I. RUBINSTEIN
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.40778

This paper studies the large convective parameter asymptotics of the solution to an axisymmetric thermoconvective contact boundary value problem previously represented by double Laplace, Carson and Hankel transforms. For the case of unit diffusivity parameter and integer convective parameter, an exa…

Estimation of the relaxation time of carbon dioxide dissociation from shock tube experiments

T. V. BAZHENOVA
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.39361

This paper estimates the relaxation time for carbon dioxide dissociation using shock-tube measurements of reflected shock waves in carbon dioxide containing a small amount of water vapor. The analysis compares observed reflected-wave velocities with values calculated for frozen and equilibrium disso…

Application of the Asymptotic Approximation Method to the Study of the Dynamics of the Buassa–Sardu Regulator

In paper (1) a method of asymptotic approximation was proposed for systems with a rotating phase.
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.38312

This paper applies an asymptotic approximation method for systems with a rotating phase to the dynamics of the Boussinesq-Sardeau regulator, a device intended to ensure uniform lowering of a suspended load. The general averaging procedure eliminates the fast phase from a system of differential equat…

Theory of Deposition of Highly Dispersed Aerosols from a Flow on an Ultrathin Cylinder

L. V. RADUSHKEVICH, M. V. VELICHKO
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.38148

This paper develops a theoretical treatment of deposition of highly dispersed aerosol particles from a slow gas flow onto an ultrathin stationary cylinder whose radius may be comparable to or smaller than the molecular mean free path. Using the convective diffusion equation with a concentration jump…

On the Heating and Melting of a Solid Body by Friction

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.37903

This paper studies heating and melting of a solid body caused by friction with a high-velocity viscous liquid flow in a formulation that, unlike earlier work, does not admit a self-similar solution. The moving boundary problem is posed for the solid, melt, and surrounding liquid, including heat cond…

On the Asymptotics of Waves in a Fluid of Finite Depth Generated by an Arbitrary Initial Elevation of the Free Surface

R. M. GARIPOV
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.34812

This paper studies the large time behavior of surface waves in a heavy liquid of finite depth generated by an arbitrary initial elevation of the free surface, with attention to waves propagating near the maximal velocity where standard stationary phase formulas are inadequate. Using the linear theor…

On a Nonlinear Boundary Value Problem in the Theory of Analytic Functions Arising in Some Elastoplastic Problems

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.33365

The paper studies a nonlinear boundary-value problem for analytic functions in the upper half-plane, motivated by elastic-plastic problems, with boundary conditions prescribing either the modulus of the unknown function or a real linear relation on complementary parts of the real axis. It reduces th…

Effect of Strong Electric Fields on the Structure of Non-Aqueous Plastic Disperse Systems

Yu. F. Deinega and G. V. Vinogradov
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.31566

This paper examines how strong electric fields affect the structure and rheological behavior of nonaqueous plastic disperse systems, using hydrated calcium grease and sodium soap-thickened lubricants as examples. The authors combine polarized-light microscopy with experiments in a plastoviscosimeter…

Justification of the Dirichlet Principle for the First Boundary Value Problem of Nonlinear Elasticity Theory

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.30097

This paper justifies Dirichlet’s principle for the first boundary-value problem in a class of nonlinear elasticity models where the deviators of strain and stress are related by a hardening law. The argument formulates the displacement problem as minimization of a uniformly convex energy functional …

On the Effect of Friction on the Critical Load of a Compressed Rod

In the present paper a solution of the indicated problem is given for the simplest example of a cantilever rod.
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.28989

This paper examines how small velocity-dependent friction affects the critical load and stability boundary of a compressed cantilever rod subjected to end weight and a follower force. Using a two-degree-of-freedom model with end deflection and rotation as generalized coordinates, the authors derive …

On the Stability of a Thick Plastically Deformable Plate

I. D. Legenya
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.26885

The paper analyzes the stability loss of a thick rectangular simply supported plate uniformly compressed in one direction, treating the material as incompressible and plastically deformable. It formulates the problem using elastic-plastic flow theory for an anisotropically hardening material, derive…

Patterns of Variation in the Yield Strength of Metals at High Loading Rates and Low Temperatures and Their Significance for Assessing the Risk of Brittle Fracture

G. V. UZHIK and Yu. Ya. VOLOSHENKO-KLIMOVITSKII
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.24445

This paper examines how the yield strength of several structural metals changes under combined low temperatures and high loading rates, with attention to implications for brittle fracture. Using oscillographic recording of the transition from elastic to small plastic deformation, and additional test…

Invertibility theorem for flows close to free-molecular flows

M. N. KOGAN
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.22630

This paper considers rarefied gas flow past a flat plate of arbitrary planform in the regime close to free molecular flow, where first collisions between incident and reflected molecules are taken into account. Using influence functions for the changes in particle flux, momentum, and energy contribu…

Curvature of Linearly Enveloping Cycloidal Curves

Academician I. I. ARTOBOLEVSKII
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.16550

This paper investigates the curvature of linearly enveloping cycloidal curves generated by mechanisms with rolling circular centrodes and an enveloping straight line. Using the Euler-Savary relation and comparing with Bobillier’s construction, it derives formulas for the radius of curvature and the …

STRESSES AND STRAINS IN A CYCLICALLY HARDENING MEDIUM

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1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.14880

The paper addresses the determination of stress and strain tensors during repeated proportional loading of an elastic-plastic medium that exhibits cyclic hardening under symmetric or nearly symmetric cycles. It models the decrease of plastic strain components with loading number by introducing a mat…

THE FORMATION OF A SHOCK WAVE UPON REFLECTION OF A WEAK DISCONTINUITY FROM A SONIC LINE

Near the sonic line the flow is described by the Euler–Tricomi equation
1962 SovietRxiv: ru-196201.13650

This paper examines the reflection of a weak discontinuity in transonic flow from a sonic line when the jump in velocity derivatives has the sign not treated in earlier work. Using the Euler Tricomi equation in hodograph variables, the authors analytically continue the incident singular solution, an…