Roman Pasternak’s research while affiliated with Lutsk National Technical University and other places

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A comprehensive study on the 2D boundary element method for anisotropic thermoelectroelastic solids with cracks and thin inhomogeneities
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February 2013

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Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

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Roman Pasternak

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This paper develops Somigliana type boundary integral equations for 2D thermoelectroelasticity of anisotropic solids with cracks and thin inclusions. Two approaches for obtaining of these equations are proposed, which validate each other. Derived boundary integral equations contain domain integrals only if the body forces or distributed heat sources are present, which is advantageous comparing to the existing ones. Closed-form expressions are obtained for all kernels. A model of a thin pyroelectric inclusion is obtained, which can be also used for the analysis of solids with impermeable, permeable and semi-permeable cracks, and cracks with an imperfect thermal contact of their faces. The paper considers both finite and infinite solids. In the latter case it is proved, that in contrast with the anisotropic thermoelasticity, the uniform heat flux can produce nonzero stress and electric displacement in the unnotched pyroelectric medium due to the tertiary pyroelectric effect. Obtained boundary integral equations and inclusion models are introduced into the computational algorithm of the boundary element method. The numerical analysis of sample and new problems proved the validity of the developed approach, and allowed to obtain some new results.


УМОВИ ЗАРОДЖЕННЯ КРИХКОГО РУЙНУВАННЯ В ТІЛАХ ІЗ ТОНКИМИ ПРУЖНИМИ ВКЛЮЧЕННЯМИ
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2011. — Том 17. — № 2. — С.14-23. — (механіка та матеріалознавство). УДК 539.3 Я. Пастернак 1 , канд. фіз.-мат. наук; Г. Сулим 2 , докт. фіз.-мат. наук; Р. Пастернак 1 , канд. фіз.-мат. наук 1 Луцький національний технічний університет 2 Львівський національний університет імені Івана Франка The summary. This paper studies three main fracture initiation mechanisms in solids with thin stress concentrators: directly in the solid; on the solid-inclusion interface and inside the inclusion. For studying of fracture of solid near inclusion it provides the analysis of fracture criterions based on the force functions, J-integral, strain energy density. Also the equation, which accounts the total strain energy in the stress intensity zone near the defect's tip, is received. For studying of fracture of inclusion-matrix interface the relations of stress concentration and generalized stress intensity factors are obtained. Inclusion's fracture is related with the critical values of its internal strain or stress. The numerical analysis of certain problems is provided.

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Citations (8)


... Therefore, today the issue of optimizing and establishing a statement of facts of a 3D computer model for modelling spherical elements is acute [26]. And also, the ability to generate specific heuristics that correspond to the deep essence of this research will make it possible to reduce the number of time-consuming and cumbersome field experiments [27,28]. ...

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Development of a 3D Computer Simulation Model Using C++ Methods
Stroh formalism in evaluation of 3D Green’s function in thermomagnetoelectroelastic anisotropic medium
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  • June 2017

Mechanics Research Communications

... Therefore, the BEM requires much less computation time. In addition, the analysis of infinite models is much simpler and more accurate [12][13][14]. Since the phenomenon under consideration often can be described by a singular equation, the computation results are very precise because of the singular basis functions. ...

Boundary element analysis of 3D cracks in anisotropic thermomagnetoelectroelastic solids
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  • January 2017

Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

... Since the phenomenon under consideration often can be described by a singular equation, the computation results are very precise because of the singular basis functions. Based on the above-mentioned facts, it is realized that the BEM is an ideal tool in the solution of problems such as stress concentration [15], thermal stresses [16], thermoelastic nanomaterials [17], anisotropic elasticity [18,19], anisotropic thermoelasticity [20,21], and thermoelastic optimization [22]. To prevent direct integration, numerous BEM strategies have been suggested such as domain fanning method [23], exact transformation method [24], dual reciprocity method [25], radial integration method [26], and Cartesian transformation method [27,28]. ...

A comprehensive study on Green׳s functions and boundary integral equations for 3D anisotropic thermomagnetoelectroelasticity
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  • March 2016

Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

... Successful attempts were made in [17,33,[42][43][44][45] to apply it to consider the influence of various physical and contact nonlinearities in the antiplane problem of elasticity theory for two compressed half-spaces with interfacial defects. The frictional slip with possible heat generation for contacting bodies [34,44,[46][47][48][49] and the boundary element approach [50][51][52] were also considered here. Inhomogeneity of the mechanical properties of structural materials can be both designed for a specific purpose (FGM) and a consequence of technological processes of obtaining new materials and their processing (FSW, ball-burnishing process, etc.) [53,54]. ...

2D boundary element analysis of defective thermoelectroelastic bimaterial with thermally imperfect but mechanically and electrically perfect interface
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  • August 2015

Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

... It is widely used in the analysis of anisotropic [6], [7], piezoelectric [7], [15], [16] and magnetoelectroelastic [15] solids with through cracks and inclusions. In [3], [4], boundary integral Somilliana-type equations for the boundary-element analysis of anisotropic thermomagnetoelectroelastic bimaterial with holes, cracks and thin inclusions are obtained. ...

Boundary integral equations and Green׳s functions for 2D thermoelectroelastic bimaterial
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  • November 2014

Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

... Four central boundary elements Nos. 1-4 use general quadratic shape functions (26), while other elements (Nos. 5-12) utilize special shape functions (27) to account for the square root singularity of stress and heat flux at the inclusion front. ...

Temperature field and heat flux that do not induce stress and electric displacement in a free thermoelectroelastic anisotropic solid
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  • February 2014

Mechanics Research Communications

... Огляди літератури, де використовують механічні і математичні гіпотези, можна знайти в працях [4,[9][10][11]. Тонкі п'єзоелектричні неоднорідності у пружній матриці розглядали в публікаціях [5,12,15,16]. Також асимптотично змодельовано [2, 3, 6-8, 13, 14] динамічний контакт пружних тіл через тонкі п'єзоелектричні включення і прошарки різної жорсткості. У цьому дослідженні цей підхід вжито для створення моделей динамічної поведінки тонкостінних металічних включень чи прошарків у п'єзокерамічному середовищі за усталених коливань композиту. ...

Boundary integral equations for 2D thermoelectroelasticity of a half-space with cracks and thin inclusions
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  • December 2013

Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements

... The obtained integral equations are introduced into the scheme of the modified boundary elements method [17]. To solve them, the curves Γ = ⋃ Γ are approximated using rectilinear segments (boundary elements) Γ . ...

A comprehensive study on the 2D boundary element method for anisotropic thermoelectroelastic solids with cracks and thin inhomogeneities
  • Citing Article
  • February 2013

Engineering Analysis with Boundary Elements