Application of Gasdynamical Method to Soil Mechanics and Theory of Plasticity (I)
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The author discusses the two-dimensional isostatical problem in the mechanics of either perfectly plastic or pulverulent body, obeying the maximum shear theory in "plane strain" or Coulomb's plasticity condition in "plane stress" respectively, as a kind of gasdynamics of the hypothetical gas here introduced. This gas is non-viscous compressible and obeys the following pressure-density relation: plp^γ=const., -1<γ<1, or p/log p=eonst. The velocity of sound of the gas at rest is chosen to be zero in either case. By applying the hodograph method, well-known in gasdynamics, to the gas flow, a general solution of the problem is obtained. After considering simple waves and shocks of the gas flow, an extension of the analogy to plastic bodies of revolution is briefly mentioned.
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- 1952-12-25
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