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Specific Features of the Contact Interaction and Wear of Thin-Walled Structural Elements

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We consider contact problems for thin-walled structural elements and their wear. We propose a unified method for solving the problems based on the reduction to Volterra integral equations. This enables us to detect singularities of solutions depending on the hypotheses characterizing the process of deformation of thin-walled elements. We present the solutions and analyze the problems of wear of the plates by a rigid punch and a hot punch with regard for the friction heating and changes in the thickness of the plate in the process of wear.

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Maksymuk, О.V. Specific Features of the Contact Interaction and Wear of Thin-Walled Structural Elements. J Math Sci 270, 157–175 (2023). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10958-023-06338-9

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