
AbstractIn this paper we solve for the length of the slip zone emanating from the edge of a 90° semi-infinite contact which is nominally adhered to an elastically similar half-plane but has a small region of slip close to the edge. The solution is found using the monolithic three-quarter plane as the basic solution, which incorporates the adhered asymptotes as an ‘outer’ solution, and using a distribution of dislocations to quantify the region of slip, and also to define an inner slipping asymptote. The solution is applied to a finite square block pressed onto an elastically similar half-plane, and compared with a numerically obtained solution.
Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Asymptotes, Condensed Matter Physics, Fretting, Slip, Materials Science(all), Mechanics of Materials, Modelling and Simulation, Partial slip, Complete contact
Mechanical Engineering, Applied Mathematics, Asymptotes, Condensed Matter Physics, Fretting, Slip, Materials Science(all), Mechanics of Materials, Modelling and Simulation, Partial slip, Complete contact
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