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固体力学学报(英文版)
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固体力学学报(英文版)/Journal Acta Mechanica Solida SinicaCSCD北大核心EISCI
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    Preface to the Special Issue in Celebration of Professor Shouwen Yu's 85th Birthday

    Xi-Qiao FengQunyang Li
    361-362页

    Analytical Solution for the Reissner-Sagoci Problem of a Piezoelectric Half-Space

    Keqiang HuCun-Fa GaoZengtao ChenZheng Zhong...
    363-370页
    查看更多>>摘要:In this paper,a transversely isotropic piezoelectric half-space with the isotropy axis parallel to the z-axis is considered under rotation on a rigid circular disk bonded to the surface of the piezoelectric medium.This is a type of Reissner-Sagoci mixed boundary value problem.By utilizing the Hankel transform,the mixed boundary value problem is simplified into solving a pair of dual integral equations.Full-field analytical expressions for displacement,stresses,and electric displacement inside the half-space are obtained.The shear stresses and electric displacement on the surface are found to be singular at the edge of the rigid circular disk,and the stress intensity factors and electric displacement intensity factor are defined.Numerical results show that material properties and geometric size have significant effects on displacement,shear stresses,and electric displacement.

    Analytical Solutions for an Isotropic Elastic Half-Plane with Complete Surface Effects Subjected to a Concentrated/Uniform Surface Load

    Xia-Hui Pan
    371-384页
    查看更多>>摘要:Within the context of Gurtin-Murdoch surface elasticity theory,closed-form analytical solutions are derived for an isotropic elastic half-plane subjected to a concentrated/uniform surface load.Both the effects of residual surface stress and surface elasticity are included.Airy stress function method and Fourier integral transform technique are used.The solutions are provided in a compact manner that can easily reduce to special situations that take into account either one surface effect or none at all.Numerical results indicate that surface effects generally lower the stress levels and smooth the deformation profiles in the half-plane.Surface elasticity plays a dominant role in the in-plane elastic fields for a tangentially loaded half-plane,while the effect of residual surface stress is fundamentally crucial for the out-of-plane stress and displacement when the half-plane is normally loaded.In the remaining situations,combined effects of surface elasticity and residual surface stress should be considered.The results for a concentrated surface force serve essentially as fundamental solutions of the Flamant and the half-plane Cerruti problems with surface effects.The solutions presented in this work may be helpful for understanding the contact behaviors between solids at the nanoscale.

    Semi-analytical Solutions for Wellbores with Graded Skin Zones in Poroelastic Media

    Zhiqiang FanZhihe Jin
    385-395页
    查看更多>>摘要:In analyzing the complex interaction between the wellbore and the reservoir formation,the hydromechanical properties of the region proximal to the wellbore,referred to as the"wellbore skin zone",play a pivotal role in determining flow dynamics and the resulting formation deformation.Existing models of the wellbore skin zone generally assume a constant permeability throughout,resulting in a sharp permeability discontinuity at the skin-reservoir interface.This paper introduces a model for a wellbore with a continuously graded skin zone of finite thickness within a poroelastic medium.Analytical solutions are derived using the Laplace transform method,addressing both positive and negative skin zones.Numerical results are presented to illustrate the effects of graded permeability/skin zone thickness on pore pressures and stresses around a wellbore.The results highlight a distinct divergence in stress and pore pressure fields when comparing wellbores with negative skin zones to those with positive skin zones or no skin at all.

    Coupled Inversion of Pressure and Tiltmeter Data for Mapping Hydraulic Fracture Geometry

    Zuorong ChenXiaofang JiangZhejun PanRobert G.Jeffrey...
    396-405页
    查看更多>>摘要:Pressure and tilt data are jointly inverted to simultaneously map the orientation and dimensions of a hydraulic fracture.The deformation induced by a fracture under internal pressure is modeled using the distributed dislocation technique.The planar fracture is represented by four quarter ellipses,joined at the center and sharing semi-axes.This configuration provides a straightforward model for characterizing asymmetric fracture geometry.The inverse problem of mapping the fracture geom-etry is formulated using the Bayesian probabilistic method,combining the a priori information on the fracture model with updated information from pressure and tilt data.Solving the nonlinear inverse problem is achieved by pseudo-randomly sam-pling the posterior probability distribution through the Markov chain Monte Carlo method.The resulting posterior probability distribution is then explored to assess uncertainty,resolution,and correlation between model parameters.Numerical experi-ments are conducted to verify the accuracy and validity of the proposed analysis method in mapping the fracture geometry using synthetic pressure and tilt data.

    Dual-Porosity Apparent Permeability Models of Unconventional Gas Migration Based on Biot's Porous Media

    Bin GuHongyuan LiuYiuwing MaiBing Wang...
    406-415页
    查看更多>>摘要:Stress-dependent permeability models are developed for the organic pores and inorganic cleats/fractures in unconventional gas reservoirs,which are modeled as Biot's porous media of dual-porosity.Further considering multiple flow mechanisms such as dynamic effects of gas flow and surface diffusion,apparent permeability models are obtained to investigate the characteristics of unconventional gas migration.Compared to the gas transfer in single-porosity reservoirs,the gas migration ability of cleats in dual-porosity stratums rarely changes while that of organic pores is greatly improved because cleats sustain major geomechanical shrinkage deformation when the pore pressure drops.Further,the mass flux of reservoirs is dominated by the mass flux of cleats,which has a lower peak value,but a much longer production term than those in single-porosity reservoirs due to the interaction between organic pores and cleats.Parametric analysis is conducted to identify key factors significantly impacting mass flux in unconventional reservoirs.Reasons for the mass flux variation are also explored in terms of gas migration ability and pore pressure distribution.

    Analytical Expression for the Atomic Friction of a Single Asperity Based on the Prandtl-Tomlinson Model

    Weike YuanYue DingGangfeng WangXinrui Niu...
    416-422页
    查看更多>>摘要:The Prandtl-Tomlinson(PT)model has been widely applied to interpret the atomic friction mechanism of a single asperity.In this study,we present an approximate explicit expression for the friction force in the one-dimensional PT model under quasi-static conditions.The'stick-slip'friction curves are first approximated properly by sawtooth-like lines,where the critical points before and after the'slip'motion are described analytically in terms of a dimensionless parameter η.Following this,the average friction force is expressed in a closed form that remains continuous and valid for η>1.Finally,an analytical expression for the load dependence of atomic friction of a single asperity is derived by connecting the parameter η with the normal load.With the parameters reported in experiments,our prediction shows good agreement with relevant experimental results.

    Investigation on the Velocity-Dependent Adhesion Hysteresis via Molecular Dynamics Simulation

    Jinshan HeYiran LiZhaoyang MaGanyun Huang...
    423-429页
    查看更多>>摘要:Adhesion plays an important role in miniaturized devices and technologies,which depends not only on indentation depth but also on the history of contact making and breaking,giving rise to adhesion hysteresis.In the present work,adhesion hysteresis has been investigated via molecular dynamics simulations on approaching and retracting a rigid tip to and from a substrate.The results show that hysteresis in the force-displacement curve that depends on approaching and retraction velocities arises under both elastic and plastic deformation.The underlying mechanisms have been analyzed.The implications of the results in friction have been discussed briefly.

    Adhesion Performances Between Two Orthotropic Solids Influenced by Temperature Increment

    Qing-Hui LuoYue-Ting Zhou
    430-443页
    查看更多>>摘要:The classical adhesive contact models belong to isothermal adhesion theories,where the effect of temperature on adhesion was neglected.However,a number of experimental results indicated that the adhesion behaviors can be significantly affected by temperature.In this paper,the two-dimensional non-slipping anisothermal adhesion behaviors between two orthotropic elastic cylinders are investigated within the framework of the Johnson-Kendall-Roberts theory.The stated problem is reduced to the coupled singular integral equations by virtue of the Fourier integral transform,which are solved analytically with the analytical function theory.The closed-form solutions for the stress fields in the presence of thermoelastic effect are obtained.The stable equilibrium state of contact system is determined by virtue of the Griffith energy balance.The effect of temperature difference on adhesion behaviors between orthotropic solids is discussed.It is found that the difference between the oscillatory and non-oscillatory solutions increases with increasing the degree of anisotropy of orthotropic materials.The oscillatory solution cannot be well approximated by the non-oscillatory solution for the orthotropic materials with relatively high anisotropy.

    Pullout of the Cylindrical Helicoidal Fiber

    Chenhan HuWeihao TaoHongjun YuQinghua Qin...
    444-456页
    查看更多>>摘要:The multi-layer cylindrical helicoidal fiber structure(MCHFS)exists widely in biological materials such as bone and wood at the microscale.MCHFSs typically function as reinforcing elements to enhance the toughness of materials.In this study,we establish a shear lag-based pullout model of the cylindrical helicoidal fiber(CHF)for investigating interlayer stress transfer and debonding behaviors,with implications regarding the underlying toughening mechanism of MCHFS.Based on the shear lag assumptions,analytical solutions for the stress and displacement fields of the MCHFS during the pullout are derived by considering the CHF as a cylindrically monoclinic material and verified through the 3D finite element simulation.It is found that the helical winding of CHF results in both axial and hoop interlayer shear stresses.Both the helical winding angle and the elastic moduli of the fiber and matrix have significant influences on interlayer stress transfer.This work reveals a new interlayer stress transfer mechanism in the MCHFS existing widely in biological materials.