Finding a closed-form solution in the context of a three-dimensional stress and strain analysis for elastic and anisotropic material behaviour is only possible in a few special cases. In many technically relevant cases, simplifying assumptions help to ensure a successful calculation. Under certain conditions, this includes considering a two-dimensional problem instead of the actual three-dimensional case.

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Plane Problems and Surface Structures

  • Christian Mittelstedt

摘要

Finding a closed-form solution in the context of a three-dimensional stress and strain analysis for elastic and anisotropic material behaviour is only possible in a few special cases. In many technically relevant cases, simplifying assumptions help to ensure a successful calculation. Under certain conditions, this includes considering a two-dimensional problem instead of the actual three-dimensional case.