Transient thermal stresses in a composite hollow cylinder subjected to γ-ray heating

Goshima, Takahito; Miyao, Kaju

doi:10.1016/0029-5493(91)90030-l

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“…A correlation was found between the anisotropy of thermal conductivity and the sensitivity of both the displacement and the maximum stress. Goshima and Miyao [110] treated an infinitely long composite hollow cylinder subject to heat change due to an internal source. The heat was declining exponentially at the wall thickness where x-ray radiation was being offended, and the cylinder was infinite in length.…”

Section: Analysis Of a Cylinder That Is Hollowmentioning

confidence: 99%

Thermoelastic Analysis of Circular and Rectangular Objects with Moving Heat Source: A Review of Recent Literature

Hadke¹,

Warbhe²

2023

IJSREM

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The article investigates the present review of thermoelastic theories of circular and rectangular objects with moving heat sources published on paper after 1950. The main theme of thermoelastic problems on circular and rectangular structures is to establish operational methods to solve governing differential equations. In the thermoelastic problems, we have considered a few practical problems of technical interest, taking into account the circular and rectangular shape geometry with moving heat sources by using integral transform techniques. AMS Subject classifications: 35B07; 35G30; 35K05: 44A10 Keywords: circular and rectangular objects, temperature distribution, thermal stresses, integral transform.

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Section: Analysis Of a Cylinder That Is Hollowmentioning

confidence: 99%