Belmas, I. V. and Kolosov, D. and Onyshchenko, S. V. and Bilous, O. I. and Tantsura, H. I. (2024) STRESS STATE MODELLING FOR COMPOSITE TRACTIVE ELEMENT WITH BREAKAGES OF CABLE REINFORCEMENT AND CHANGE IN MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF ELASTOMER SHELL. UNIVERSITAS Publishing. pp. 541-562.
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The purpose of research is determination of a dependency of a stress state for composite elastomer-cable tractive element with a broken structure on a nonlinear dependency of shear modulus on deformations in the elastomeric shell. Research methodology is in analytical solution of a model of a composite tractive element with disturbed structure and a deformation-dependent shear modulus of an elastomeric shell. Results are in constructing an algorithm for determining a stress state of a composite tractive element with broken structure and a deformation- dependent shear modulus. Scientific novelty is in determining a character of dependency for a stress state of a composite tractive element on a nonlinear dependen- cy of shear modulus on deformations. Practical application of research is in a possibility to determine the dependency of a stress state of a composite elastomer-cable tractive element on a nonlinear shear modulus allows considering the effect of this phenomenon on the tractive element strength and ensures an increase of its operational safety.
Item Type: | Article |
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Бібліографічний опис: | Stress state modelling for composite tractive element with breakages of cable reinforcement and change in mechanical properties of elastomer shell / I. Belmas, D. Kolosov, S. Onyshchenko [etc.] // Modern forms of development of resource-saving technologies for minerals mining and processing : monograph. - Petroșani, Romania : UNIVERSITAS Publishing, 2024. - PP. 541-562. |
Subjects: | За напрямами > Усі спеціальності |
Depositing User: | С. Й. Гипчинська |
Date Deposited: | 14 Feb 2024 10:36 |
Last Modified: | 14 Feb 2024 10:36 |
URI: | http://ep3.nuwm.edu.ua/id/eprint/29390 |
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