Wave propagation in a semi-infinite heteromodular elastic bar subjected to a harmonic loading

Гаврилов, С. Н.; Herman, Gérard C.

doi:10.1016/j.jsv.2012.05.022

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“…Разно-модульными (или бимодульными) упругими свойствами, то есть различными модулями E 1 и E 2 упругости при растяжении и сжатии, обладает довольно широкий класс твердых тел: некоторые полимеры, композиционные и конструкционные материалы [6], грунты [7][8][9], а также твердые тела, содержащие трещины [10,11]. Распространение нелинейных аку-стических волн в разномодульных материалах исследовалось во многих работах [11][12][13][14], однако влияние релаксационных свойств на эволюцию нелинейных волн в таких средах не рассматривалось.…”

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Self-similar waves in media with bimodular elastic nonlinearity and relaxation

Назаров¹,

Kiyashko²,

Радостин³

2015

Nelin. Dinam.

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Self-similar waves in media with bimodular elastic nonlinearity and relaxation

Назаров¹,

Kiyashko²,

Радостин³

2015

Nelin. Dinam.

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“…6.1 has been derived in Gavrilov and Herman (2012) and was later extended for the arbitrary dimensionless excitation frequency in Kuznetsova et al (2016).…”

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“…In order to compare the chain of bilinear oscillators with its homogenized counterpart, we also considered a continuous 1-D bimodular rod and developed a solution for its wave equation. In doing so, we will not restrict ourselves to small difference in stiffnesses, thus providing a more general analysis than the ones presented in Naugolnykh and Ostrovsky (1998) and Gavrilov and Herman (2012).…”

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Analysis of wave propagation in a discrete chain of bilinear oscillators

Kuznetsova

Pasternak

Dyskin

2017

Nonlin. Processes Geophys.

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“…The discontinuity of the piecewise linear relation gives rise to a strong nonlinearity, for which it is difficult to find analytical solutions for simple wave problems. Wave motion in bimodular media has been studied extensively [17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26]. Even a small difference between the moduli in tension and compression immediately causes the appearance of shock waves [22]; however linear viscosity eliminates the shocks.…”

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“…Wave motion in bimodular media has been studied extensively [17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26]. Even a small difference between the moduli in tension and compression immediately causes the appearance of shock waves [22]; however linear viscosity eliminates the shocks. A good review of the literature of wave motion in continuous bimodular media, particularly the considerable work done by Russian researchers, can be found in [22], while [27, p. 32] provides an earlier review.…”

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Non-Reciprocal Wave Transmission in a Bilinear Spring-Mass System

Norris

2019

Journal of Vibration and Acoustics

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Significant amplitude-independent and passive non-reciprocal wave motion can be achieved in a one dimensional (1D) discrete chain of masses and springs with bilinear elastic stiffness. Some fundamental asymmetric spatial modulations of the bilinear spring stiffness are first examined for their non-reciprocal properties. These are combined as building blocks into more complex configurations with the objective of maximizing non-reciprocal wave behavior. The non-reciprocal property is demonstrated by the significant difference between the transmitted pulse displacement amplitudes and energies for incidence in opposite directions. Extreme non-reciprocity is realized when almost-zero transmission is achieved for the propagation from one direction with a noticeable transmitted pulse for incidence from the other. These models provide the basis for a class of simple 1D non-reciprocal designs and can serve as the building blocks for more complex and higher dimensional non-reciprocal wave systems.Bilinear springs present a unique case of nonlinearity, consisting of two different linear load-deformation relations. Unlike other nonlinearities, such as cubic [12,13], the bilinear relation is amplitude-independent; the nonlinearity enters only through the sign of the displacement. The analogous phenomenon in continuum mechanics occurs in materials with bilinear (also known as heteromodular or bimodular) constitutive elastic behavior, which have been proposed as nonlinear models for studying contact forces [14], elastic solids containing cracks [15] and for the dynamics of geophysical systems, including granular media [16]. The discontinuity of the piecewise linear relation gives rise to a strong nonlinearity, for which it is difficult to find analytical solutions for simple wave problems. Wave motion in bimodular media has been studied extensively [17,18,19,20,21,22,23,24,25,26]. Even a small difference between the moduli in tension and compression immediately causes the appearance of shock waves [22]; however linear viscosity eliminates the shocks. A good review of the literature of wave motion in continuous bimodular media, particularly the considerable work done by Russian researchers, can be found in [22], while [27, p. 32] provides an earlier review. There are far fewer studies of wave motion in discrete spring-mass chains with bilinear spring forces. Of particular interest is the study [16] which analyzed impulse harmonic wave propagation in a 1D system of bilinear oscillators. Although they did not emphasize non-reciprocal effects, the authors noticed that sign inversion of a signal can be obtained, from tension to compression that can lead to pulse spreading or shortening and possible shock formation. However, none of these prior studies of either continuous or discrete systems considered spatial inhomogeneity and asymmetry, which are necessary for producing non-reciprocal wave motion in the presence of material nonlinearity.Here we leverage the bilinear property to break wave reciprocity in a simple mechanical struct...

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Wave propagation in a semi-infinite heteromodular elastic bar subjected to a harmonic loading

Cited by 39 publications

References 11 publications

Self-similar waves in media with bimodular elastic nonlinearity and relaxation

Self-similar waves in media with bimodular elastic nonlinearity and relaxation

Analysis of wave propagation in a discrete chain of bilinear oscillators

Non-Reciprocal Wave Transmission in a Bilinear Spring-Mass System

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