Thermal Stress Analysis of Inhomogeneous Infinite Solid to 2D Elasticity of Thermoelastic Problems

Adhe, Abhijeet; Ghadle, Kirtiwant P.

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“…This study aims to fill this research gap by providing a detailed study of the impacts of isotropic inhomogeneity on temperature, radial displacement, and stress components in a cylindrical environment [5] . To achieve this, we utilize advanced programming tools, for example, MATLAB and Mathematica to create and visualize thermoelastic solutions [6] . The aftereffects of this research can be applied to many fields, including geophysics, optics, acoustics, geomagnetic overviews, and petrol exploration, contributing to the more extensive academic community and the understanding of thermoelastic phenomena and their practical implications [7] .…”

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Exploring thermoelastic phenomena: Insights from isotropic inhomogeneity in cylindrical geometries

Mahata,

Keshri,

Mahato

2024

Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res.

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This abstract of the research is isotropic inhomogeneity in a thermoelastic medium containing infinite space with cylindrical math. The proposed model of thermoelastic research is for a homogeneous isotropic cylinder exposed to various boundary conditions. The analytical model includes coupled and uncoupled arrangements with graphical representation using software like MATLAB 2023. To advance interdisciplinary collaboration and advance excellent research on boundary value problems. The research's significance lies in its practical applications in geophysics, optics, acoustics, geomagnetic overviews, and oil exploration. It investigates what time and inhomogeneity mean for the radial displacement, temperature, and stress parts. This research expands on existing information in the field of thermoelectricity gives valuable insights to experimental researchers and assists with bettering understanding of complex thermoelastic phenomena.

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confidence: 99%