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Mathematical model investigates stress distributions in heterogeneous plastic materials, indicating implications for structural integrity.
A mathematical model of the critical state of a heterogeneous plastic strip with a transverse heterogeneous plastic layer in case of plane deformation under a stretchable or compressible load is investigated. This model is a boundary value problem for a quasi-linear system of hyperbolic type equations containing equilibrium equations and the Mises plasticity condition with a variable plasticity parameter. The borders are straight. The ‘‘contact’’ line is orthogonal to the boundary. A linear stress discontinuity condition is set on it. The research method is based on the approximate finding of Riemann invariants on characteristics. This made it possible to find approximate explicit analytical expressions for calculating stresses and, as a result, solve the internal boundary problem (linear conjugation problem) at the contact line between the layer and the base material.
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