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Simulation of Delamination Processes of Multilayer Mechanical Engineering Structures

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Advanced Manufacturing Processes II (InterPartner 2020)

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The article is devoted to the problems of numerical simulation of the delamination processes of multilayer spatial systems under static loading. The iterative-analytical theory of spatial multilayer structures is used. A particular multilayer eight-node finite element has been developed and numerically implemented. The solution of nonlinear problems is carried out based on the Newton-Kantorovich algorithm, supplemented by a block that implements an iterative-analytical method of variable approximations. A comparison of the results of numerical solutions with analytical solutions shows their good agreement. As an example of a semi-rigid coupling, results of the numerical modeling of elastic disks package deformations depending on changes in the coefficient of friction between the disks are given. The developed methods allow one to estimate reliably of the deformed state of multilayer elements of mechanical engineering equipment, depending on the change of physical and mechanical characteristics and parameters of material strength during the exploitation of its elements. Research results can be used to develop systems for supporting the lifecycle of mechanical engineering equipment.

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    Aleksandr Gondlyakh, Andrey Chemeris, Aleksandr Kolosov & Aleksandr Sokolskiy

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Gondlyakh, A., Chemeris, A., Kolosov, A., Sokolskiy, A., Antonyuk, S. (2021). Simulation of Delamination Processes of Multilayer Mechanical Engineering Structures. In: Tonkonogyi, V., et al. Advanced Manufacturing Processes II . InterPartner 2020. Lecture Notes in Mechanical Engineering. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-68014-5_13

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