2018
DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1141/1/012097
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Theory of the multilayer thin anisotropic shells, based on the asymptotic analysis of the general equations for the elasticity theory

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“…To solve the problems of macroscopic deformation of structural elements made of composites with small deformations, it is necessary to apply constitutive relations for composites, taking into account anisotropy. The direct use of the asymptotic averaging method for constructing constitutive relations is possible and was done in [13], the method is based on solving special problems of microscopic deformation on periodicity cells (PC). Calculations of macroscopic deformation, for example, by the finite element method, when at each node of the grid it is necessary to solve the problem on a periodicity cell, lead to very large amounts of calculations.…”
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“…To solve the problems of macroscopic deformation of structural elements made of composites with small deformations, it is necessary to apply constitutive relations for composites, taking into account anisotropy. The direct use of the asymptotic averaging method for constructing constitutive relations is possible and was done in [13], the method is based on solving special problems of microscopic deformation on periodicity cells (PC). Calculations of macroscopic deformation, for example, by the finite element method, when at each node of the grid it is necessary to solve the problem on a periodicity cell, lead to very large amounts of calculations.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…obtained by direct numerical solution of the problem in PC for some standard problems of macroscopic deformation, in which a homogeneous stress-strain state with ij and ij independent of coordinates is realized. A numerical method for solving a local problem in PL for a linearly elastic layered composite was implemented in [13].…”
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