2022
DOI: 10.20998/2079-0775.2022.1.12
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Theoretical Basis for the Analysis of Contact Interaction and Elastic-Plastic Deformation of Elements of Civil and Military Purpose Vehicles

Abstract: The problem that is solved and described in the article is the need to synthesize new technical solutions for the elements of military equipment. To this end, scientific principles have been developed and implemented, mathematical and numerical models for the study of the stress-strain state of bodies made of modern materials in the conditions of contact interaction and elastic-plastic deformation have been improved. A fundamental feature is the use of microstructural models of the properties of materials in v… Show more

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“…Adequate theoretical description of many experimentally detected tribophysical effects continues to be unsatisfactory, despite the fact that recently a number of important results were recorded, which were predicted and interpreted using the method of molecular dynamics and classical contact mechanics [8,9]. The mode of dry friction at the macroscopic level does not depend on the visible contact area and practically does not depend on the sliding speed.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Adequate theoretical description of many experimentally detected tribophysical effects continues to be unsatisfactory, despite the fact that recently a number of important results were recorded, which were predicted and interpreted using the method of molecular dynamics and classical contact mechanics [8,9]. The mode of dry friction at the macroscopic level does not depend on the visible contact area and practically does not depend on the sliding speed.…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%