TJ511 : Determination of mode I stress intensity factor in a thermoelectric cracked plate and cylinder under thermal shock using weight function method
Thesis > Central Library of Shahrood University > Mechanical Engineering > MSc > 2017
Authors:
Mohammad Hossein Kamrava [Author], Mohammad Bagher Nazari[Supervisor]
Abstarct: On this thesis, the stress intensity factor of mode I in a edge cracked plate or a cylindrical which is contains a circumferential or semi-elliptical crack is extracted by using the weight function method. the plate and cylinder which are made of thermoelectric material such as bismuth telluride are subjected to the Non-fourier thermal shock according to the cattaneo- vernotte as well as dual- phase lag madels. In order to extract the result, the Non- fourier heat conduction problem is solved in laplace domain at the first. Also, the stress distribution is obtained in laplace domain, the time variation of the stress distribution is by using numerical laplace inversion methods at last. The stress intensity factor are obtained by using the weight function method. The effect of Joule and Thompson coefficients on the results are investigated
Keywords:
#Thermoelecteric #Joule's effect #Hyperbolic thermal conductivity model #Dual Phase Lag heat conduction model (DPL) #Inverse Laplace transform #Thick walled cylinder #Plate Link
Keeping place: Central Library of Shahrood University
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