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    CONTENTS

    ERRATA xv

    I SOME ELEMENTS OF MECHANICS 1

    1.1 Elasticity Theory Results 2


    Boundary Value Problem Formulation, 3
    Strain Energy, 4
    Symmetry Properties, 5
    Minimum Theorems, 7
    Relationship to Viscous Fluid Theory, 9
    Notation, 10
    1.2 Vilasticity Theory 11
    Stress-Strain Relations, 11
    Viscoelastic Fluid Behavior, 15
    Elastic-Viscoelastic Correspondence Principle, 17
    Wave Propagation, 17
    13 Plasticity Theory 18
    Constitutive Assumptions, 19
    Yield Functions, 21
    Flow Rule, 21
    Work Hardening, 22
    1.4 Eshelby’s Formula 23
    References 30
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    I1 EFFECTWE MODULI: SPHERICAL INCLUSIONS 31

    2.1 ’Ibe Concept of Equivalent Homogeneity 32


    Volumetric Averaging, 34
    Dilute Suspensions, 37
    Energy Methods, 38
    2.2 Dilute Suspension, Spherical Inclusions 41
    Shear Modulus, 41
    Bulk Modulus, 47
    2 3 Composite Spheres Model 47
    Bulk Modulus, 48
    Shear Modulus, 51
    2.4 ATbree Phase Model 52
    2.5 Tbe Self-Consistent Scheme 59
    2.6 A Concentrated Suspension Model 61
    2.7 Some General Observations 67
    Problems 70
    References 71

    Ill EFFECTIYE MODULI: CYLINDRICAL AND LAMELLAR


    SYSTEMS 73

    3.1 Transversely Isotropic Media 74


    Modulus Properties, 75
    Compliance Properties, 78
    Bounds on Poisson’s Ratios, 79
    3.2 Composite Cylinders Model 80
    Uniaxial Modulus, 81
    Other Properties, 83
    3 3 A Model for the Transverse Shear of a Fiber System
    3.4 Finite Length Fiber Effects
    General Method, 90
    Shear Properties, 93
    Uniaxial Modulus and Other Properties, 96
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    3.5 A Dilute Suspension of Randomly Oriented Platelets 100


    Problems 104

    References 105

    lV BOUNDS O N EFFECTIVE MODULI AND FURTHER RESULTS 106

    4.1 Bounds on Isotropic Effective Moduli 107


    Upper Bound Development, 109
    Strain Field, 112
    Explicit Bounds, 1 15
    4.2 Bounds on Transversely Isotropic Effective Moduli 118
    43 Interpretation of Effective Moduli and Associated Bounds 119
    4.4 Some Isotropic Properties of Fiber Systems 124
    Three-Dimensional Case, 124
    Two-Dimensional Case, 129
    Asymptotic Predictions, 13 1
    4.5 Some Isotropic Properties of Platelet Systems 137
    Two-Dimensional Case, 137
    Three-Dimensional Case, 139
    cEp<E, Case, 143
    cEp>> Em,cEp>> k, Case, 143
    Incompressible Case, 144
    4.6 Summary of Effective Stiffness Properties and Conclusions 146
    Problems 15U
    References 151

    V LAMINATES 152

    5.1 Transformation Relations 153


    Tensor Transformations, 156
    Quasi-Isotropic Case, 158
    5.2 Classical Theory of Laminated Plates 160
    Governing Relations, 161
    Special Cases, 165
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    5 3 CylindricalBending 167
    Exact Solution, 167
    Classical Solution, 170
    Example, 171
    5.4 High-Order Theory 174
    5.5 Interlaminar Edge Effects 179
    Problems 186
    References 187

    v1 ANALYSIS,STRENGTH, AND DESIGN 188

    6.1 A Boundary Layer Theory of Anisotropic Elasticity 1tB


    Two-Dimensional Theory, 190
    Concentrated Force Example, 193
    Crack Example, 196
    6.2 Strength and Failure Criteria 199
    Generalized Mises Criterion, 200
    Tensor Polynomial Criterion, 200
    Other Criteria and Considerations, 205
    6 3 Design Example I: Fiber Reinforced Pressure Vessels 208
    Cylindrical Vessel, 2 10
    Spherical Vessel, 2 12
    Hybrid Systems, 213
    6.4 Design Example 11: Fiber Reinforced Flywheels 213
    Analysis, 214
    Evaluation of Results, 219
    Design Considerations, 2 19
    Problems 222
    References 223

    W WAYE PROPAGATION 225

    7.1 Wave Character in Equivalent Homogeneous Media 226


    7.2 Transmission and Reflection in Layered Media 228
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    Wave Speeds, 228


    Wave Reflections, 230
    73 Dispersion Relations 232
    Wave Direction Normal to Layers, 232
    Wave Direction Along Layers, 236
    Typical Dispersion Curves, 241
    7.4 Transient Wave Propagation: Layered Media 243
    General Solution, 243
    Initial Value Problems, 248
    7 5 Transient Wave Propagation: Three-Dimensionally
    Periodic Media w
    7.6 Attenuation Due to Random Inhomogeneities 258
    Wave Scattering Effects, 258
    Mixture Theory Formulation, 262
    Wave Dispersion and Attenuation, 264
    7.7 A Mixture Theory Application: Dynamic Instability in
    Fluidized Columos 265
    Problems 271
    References 271

    VIII INELASTIC AND NONLINEAR EFFECTS 274

    8.1 Plastic Deformation of Porous Media 275


    8.2 Plastic Deformation of Fiber Systems 280
    Yield Function, 281
    Hardening Rule, 284
    Flow Rule, 285
    8.3 V i l a s t i c Properties of Composites un
    Correspondence Principle Application, 288
    Viscoelastic Bounds and Other Results, 290
    Wave Behavior Example, 292
    8.4 A V i l a s t i c Fluid Suspension Model 295
    Small Deformation Characterization, 295
    Non-Newtonian Flow Behavior, 298
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    8.5 Large Deformation of Fiber Systems 301


    General Theory, 302
    Deformation of a Cantilever Plate, 306
    Problems 308
    References 309

    M EFFEcIlvE THERMAL PROPERTIES 311

    9.1 ThermoelasticityTheory 311


    Helmholtz Free Energy Derivation, 3 12
    Gibbs Free Energy Derivation, 315
    9.2 Thermal Conductivity 316
    Spherical Inclusion Model, 3 17
    Anisotropic Results, 3 19
    93 Thermal Expansion Coefficient 321
    9.4 Specific Heats 325
    General Formulation, 326
    Macroscopically Isotropic Case, 329
    Transversely Isotropic Case, 333
    9.5 Discussion of Results 336
    Problems 337
    References 338
    Author Index 341
    Subject Index 345

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