Pham Chi Vinh1Faculty of Mathematics, Mechanics and Informatics, Hanoi University of Science, 334, Nguyen Trai Street, Thanh Xuan, Hanoi, Vietnam e-mail: pcvinh@vnu.edu.vn On Formulas fo
Trang 1Pham Chi Vinh1
Faculty of Mathematics, Mechanics and
Informatics, Hanoi University of Science,
334, Nguyen Trai Street, Thanh Xuan,
Hanoi, Vietnam e-mail: pcvinh@vnu.edu.vn
On Formulas for the Velocity of Rayleigh Waves in Prestrained Incompressible Elastic Solids
In the present paper, formulas for the velocity of Rayleigh waves in incompressible isotropic solids subject to a general pure homogeneous prestrain are derived using the theory of cubic equation They have simple algebraic form and hold for a general strain-energy function The formulas are concretized for some specific forms of strain-strain-energy function They then become totally explicit in terms of parameters characterizing the material and the prestrains These formulas recover the (exact) value of the dimension-less speed of Rayleigh wave in incompressible isotropic elastic materials (without pre-strain) Interestingly that, for the case of hydrostatic stress, the formula for the Rayleigh wave velocity does not depend on the type of strain-energy function.
关DOI: 10.1115/1.3197139兴
Keywords: Rayleigh waves, Rayleigh wave velocity, prestrains, prestresses, incompressible
1 Introduction
Elastic surface waves in isotropic elastic solids, discovered by
Lord Rayleigh 关1兴 more than 120 years ago, have been studied
extensively and exploited in a wide range of applications in
seis-mology, acoustics, geophysics, telecommunication industry, and
materials science, for example It would not be far-fetched to say
that Rayleigh’s study of surface waves upon an elastic half-space
has had fundamental and far-reaching effects on modern life and
many things that we take for granted today, stretching from
mo-bile phones through to the study of earthquakes, as stressed by
Adams et al.关2兴
For the Rayleigh wave, its speed is a fundamental quantity,
which interests researchers in seismology and geophysics, and in
other fields of physics and the material sciences It is discussed in
almost every survey and monograph on the subject of surface
acoustic waves in solids Furthermore, it also involves Green’s
function for many elastodynamic problems for a half-space,
ex-plicit formulas for the Rayleigh wave speed are clearly of
practi-cal, as well as theoretical interest
In 1995, a first formula for the Rayleigh wave speed in
com-pressible isotropic elastic solids have been obtained by Rahman
and Barber关3兴, but for a limited range of values of the parameter
⑀=/共+2兲, where and are the usual Lame constants, by
using the theory of cubic equations Employing Riemann problem
theory Nkemzi关4兴 derived a formula for the velocity of Rayleigh
waves expressed as a continuous function of⑀ for any range of
values It is rather cumbersome关5兴, and the final result, as printed
in his paper, is incorrect关6兴 Malischewsky 关6兴 obtained a formula
for the speed of Rayleigh waves for any range of values of⑀ by
using Cardan’s formula together with trigonometric formulas for
the roots of a cubic equation andMATHEMATICA It is expressed as
a continuous function of⑀ In Malischewsky’s paper 关6兴 it is not
shown, however, how Cardan’s formula together with the
trigono-metric formulas for the roots of the cubic equation are used with
MATHEMATICAto obtain the formula A detailed derivation of this
formula was given by Pham and Ogden关7兴 together with an
al-ternative formula For nonisotropic materials, for some special cases of compressible monoclinic materials with symmetry plane, formulas for the Rayleigh wave speed have been found by Ting 关8兴 and Destrade 关5兴 as the roots of quadratic equations, while for incompressible orthotropic materials an explicit formula has been given by Ogden and Pham关9兴 based on the theory of cubic equa-tions Furthermore, in recent papers 关10,11兴 Pham and Ogden have obtained explicit formulas for the Rayleigh wave speed in compressible orthotropic elastic solids
Nowaday prestressed materials have been widely used Nonde-structive evaluation of prestresses of structures before and during loading共in the course of use兲 becomes necessary and important, and the Rayleigh wave is a convenient tool for this task, see, for example, Refs 关12–15兴 In these studies 共also in Refs 关16,17兴兲, for evaluating prestresses by the Rayleigh wave, the authors have established the共approximate兲 formulas for the relative variation in the Rayleigh wave velocity关12,15兴 or its variation 关16,17兴兲 They are linear in terms of the prestrains共or prestresses兲, thus, they are very convenient to use However, since these formulas are derived
by using the perturbation method they are only valid for enough small prestrains They are no longer to be applicable when pre-strains are not small
The main purpose of this paper is to find共exact兲 formulas for the velocity of Rayleigh waves in incompressible isotropic elastic materials subject to a general pure homogeneous prestrain by us-ing the theory of cubic equation Since they are valid for any range of prestrain, they will provide a powerful tool for the non-destructive evaluation of prestresses of structures
The paper is organized as follows The derivation of the secular equation of Rayleigh waves in a half-space of incompressible iso-tropic material subject to a generally pure homogeneous prestrain
is presented briefly in Sec 2 The formulas for the Rayleigh wave velocity are derived in Sec 3 In this section the necessary and sufficient conditions for the unique existence of the dimensionless
Rayleigh wave speed x rare also established In Sec 4, concreti-zation of formulas is carried out for a number of particular strain-energy functions, and the obtained formulas are then totally ex-plicit with respect to the parameters characterizing the material and the prestrains It is noted that, for the case of hydrostatic stress, the formula for Rayleigh wave velocity does not depend on the type of strain-energy function
1
Corresponding author.
Contributed by the Applied Mechanics Division of ASME for publication in the
J OURNAL OF A PPLIED M ECHANICS Manuscript received February 9, 2009; final
manu-script received June 15, 2009; published online December 10, 2009 Review
con-ducted by Professor Sridhar Krishnaswamy.
Trang 22 Secular Equation
In this section we first summarize the basic equations, which
govern small amplitude time-dependent motions superimposed
upon a large static primary deformation, under the assumption of
incompressibility, and then present briefly the derivation of the
secular equation of Rayleigh waves in prestrained elastic solids
For more details, the reader is referred to the paper by Dowaikh
and Ogden关18兴
We consider an unstressed body corresponding to the half-space
X2ⱕ0 and we suppose that the deformed configuration is obtained
by application of a pure homogeneous strain of the form
x1=1X1, x2=2X2, x3=3X3, i= const, i = 1,2,3
共1兲 wherei ⬎0, i=1,2,3 are the principal stretches of the
deforma-tion In its deformed configuration the body, therefore, occupies
the region x2⬍0 with the boundary x2= 0
We consider a plane motion in the共x1, x2兲-plane with
displace-ment components u1, u2, and u3such that
u i = u i 共x1,x2,t 兲, i = 1,2, u3⬅ 0 共2兲
where t is the time Then in the absence of body forces the
equa-tions governing infinitesimal motion, expressed in terms of
dis-placement components u i, are
B1111u1,11+共B1122+ B2112兲u2,21+ B2121u1,22− p,1ⴱ=u¨1
共B1221+ B2211兲u1,12+ B1212u2,11+ B2222u2,22− p,2ⴱ=u¨2 共3兲
where pⴱis a time-dependent pressure increment, is mass
den-sity of the material, a superposed dot signifies differentiation with
respect to t, commas indicate differentiation with respect to spatial
variables x i , B ijkl is a component of the fourth order elasticity
tensor defined as follows:
B iijj=ij
2W
i j
共4兲
B ijij=冦 冉i
W
i
−j
W
j冊 i2
i
2, 共i ⫽ j, i⫽ j兲 1
2冉B iiii − B iijj+i
W
i冊 共i ⫽ j, i=j兲 冧 共5兲
B ijji = B jiij = B ijij−i
W
i
for i , j 苸1,2,3, W=W共1,2,3兲 共noting that 123= 1兲 is the
strain-energy function per unit volume, all other components
be-ing zero In the stress-free configuration, Eqs.共4兲–共6兲 reduce to
B iiii = B ijij=共i ⫽ j兲, B iijj = B ijji= 0共i ⫽ j兲 共7兲 where is the shear modulus of the material in that configuration
Equation of motion 共3兲 are taken together with the boundary
conditions of zero incremental traction, which are expressed as
B2121u1,2+共B2121−2兲u2,1= 0 on x2= 0
共B1122− B2222− p 兲u1,1− pⴱ= 0 on x2= 0 共8兲
where p denotes a static pressure in the prestressed equilibrium
state,i 共i=1,2,3兲 are the principal Cauchy stresses given by
i=i
W
i
For an incompressible material, we have
From Eq.共10兲 we deduce the existence of a function of x1, x2,
and t such that
Elimination of pⴱfrom Eq.共3兲 and use of Eq 共11兲 then yield an equation for having the form
where
␣ = B1212, ␥ = B2121, 2 = B1111+ B2222− 2B1122− 2B1221
共13兲
It is noted from the strong-ellipticity condition of system共3兲 that
␣, , and ␥ are required to satisfy the inequalities
Differentiation of the second of Eq.共8兲 with respect to x1followed
by use of Eqs.共3兲, 共9兲, and 共11兲 then allows Eq 共8兲 to be put in the form
␥共,22−,11兲 +2,11= 0 on x2= 0 共2 + ␥ − 2兲,112+␥,222−¨,2= 0 on x2= 0 共15兲
We now consider a wave propagating in the x1-direction For this
to be a surface wave, the displacement u1and u2and, hence,
must decay to zero as x2→−⬁ We therefore take to have the form
= 共Ae ks1x2+ Be ks2x2兲exp共kx1−t兲 共16兲
where A and B are constants, is the wave frequency, k is the wavenumber, c is the wave speed, and s1and s2are roots of the equation
␥s4−共2 − c2兲s2+␣ − c2= 0 共17兲 From Eq.共17兲 we have
s1+ s2=共2 − c2兲/␥, s1s2=共␣ − c2兲/␥ 共18兲 For decay of as x2→−⬁,s1, s2are required to have positive real
parts The roots s1and s2of the quadratic Eq.共17兲 are either both real共and, if so, both positive because of positive real parts of s1
and s2兲 or they are a complex conjugate pair In either case: s1
2
s22
⬎0 and so, by Eq 共18兲 and␥⬎0
Substitution of Eq.共16兲 into the boundary condition 共15兲 yields
共␥s1+␥ − 2兲A + 共␥s2+␥ − 2兲B = 0
共2 + ␥ − 2−c2−␥s1兲s1A +共2 + ␥ − 2−c2−␥s2兲s2B = 0
共20兲 For nontrivial solution of Eq.共20兲 for A and B, the determinant of
coefficients must vanish After some algebra and after using Eq
共18兲, removal of a factor s1− s2leads to
␥共␣ − c2兲 + 共2 + 2␥ − 22−c2兲关␥共␣ − c2兲兴1/2=␥ⴱ2 共21兲 where ␥ⴱ=␥−2 It is noted that vanishing of the factor s1− s2
yields a trivial solution Equation 共21兲 is the secular equation,
which determines the speed c of propagation of surface共Rayleigh兲 waves of the type considered It follows from Eq.共19兲 that the
Rayleigh wave speed c has to satisfy the inequalities
0⬍ c2⬍ c2
3 Formulas for the Rayleigh Wave Velocity in Pre-strained Incompressible Solids
In order to proceed it is convenient to introduce three dimen-sionless parameters defined as follows:
␦1=␥/␣, ␦2=/␣, ␦3=␥ⴱ/␣ 共23兲
It is noted from Eqs.共14兲 and 共23兲 that
Trang 3␦1⬎ 0 共24兲
We also define the variable x by
and in terms of the new variable x, Eq.共21兲 is of the form
␦1共1 − x兲 +冑␦1共2␦2+ 2␦3− x兲冑1 − x =␦3 共26兲
It follows from Eqs.共22兲 and 共25兲
On introducing the variable t given by
Eq.共26兲 becomes
F 共t兲 ⬅ t3+冑␦1t2+共2␦2+ 2␦3− 1兲t − ␦3
2
It follows from Eqs.共27兲 and 共28兲
It is noted that Eq.共28兲 is a 1-1 mapping from 共0,1兲 to itself From
Eq.共29兲 it follows
F⬘共t兲 = 3t2+ 2冑␦1t + 2␦2+ 2␦3− 1 共31兲
It is clear from Eqs.共24兲 and 共31兲 that if the equation F⬘共t兲=0 has
two distinct real roots, denoted by tmax, tmin共tmax⬍tmin兲, then
tmax+ tmin= − 2冑␦1/3 ⬍ 0 共32兲 Since the cubic equation共29兲 will be equivalently reduced to a
quadratic one, in the interval共0,1兲 when␦3= 0, we examine
sepa-rately the cases:␦3= 0 and␦3⫽0 By x rwe denote the solution of
Eq.共26兲 satisfying Eq 共27兲, and call it the dimensionless Rayleigh
wave velocity
For Case 1␦3= 0, we have the following proposition
PROPOSITION1
共i兲 Suppose ␦3= 0, then Eq (29) has a unique root in the
interval (0,1) if and only if
−冑␦1⬍ 2␦2⬍ 1 共33兲
共ii兲 Let␦3= 0 and Eq.共33兲 holds, then the dimensionless
Ray-leigh wave velocity is defined by following formula:
x r=关4 − 共冑␦1− 8␦2+ 4 −冑␦1兲2兴/4 共34兲
Proof.
共i兲 Let␦3= 0, then Eq.共29兲, in the interval 共0,1兲, is equivalent
to
共t兲 ⬅ t2+冑␦1t + 2␦2− 1 = 0 共35兲
Note that the coefficient of t2in the expression for共t兲
is a positive number
• “⇐:” suppose Eq 共33兲 holds, then we have
It follows from the first part of Eq.共36兲 that Eq 共35兲 has
two distinct real roots t1and t2and
By the second part of Eq.共36兲 we deduce
From Eqs.共37兲 and 共38兲 we conclude that Eq 共35兲, thus,
Eq.共29兲 has a unique solution in the interval 共0,1兲
• “⇒:” suppose that Eq 共29兲, thus, Eq 共35兲 has a unique
solution, namely, t2in the interval共0,1兲, then Eq 共35兲 has
two distinct real roots t1, t2, otherwise
2t2= −冑␦1⬍ 0 共39兲
But this is impossible because t2⬎0 Since two 共real兲 roots of Eq.共35兲 are related by
we have共noting that t2⬎0兲
From Eq.共41兲 and noting that the coefficient of t2in the expression for共t兲 is a positive number, it follows
From Eq.共42兲 we obtain Eq 共33兲 and the proof of 共i兲 is finished
共ii兲 Suppose␦3= 0 and Eq.共33兲 holds According to 共i兲, in this case, Eq 共29兲 has only one root denoted by t r, in the interval共0,1兲 By the proof of 共i兲, t r = t2the bigger root of
Eq.共35兲, thus, it is defined by
t r=冑␦1− 8␦2+ 4 −冑␦1
From Eq.共28兲
and Eq.共34兲 is deduced from Eqs 共43兲 and 共44兲
Case 2.␦3⫽0
PROPOSITION2 Suppose␦3⫽0, then Eq (29) has a unique root
in the interval (0,1) if and only if
F共1兲 =冑␦1+ 2␦2+ 2␦3− ␦3
2
Proof Let␦3⫽0, it follows from Eq 共29兲 that F共0兲⬍0.
If d = 2␦2+ 2␦3− 1ⱖ0, then from Eq 共31兲 F⬘共t兲⬎0 for ∀t⬎0.
Thus Eq.共29兲 has a unique root in the interval 共0,1兲 if and only
F共1兲⬎0
If d ⬍0, then the equation F⬘共t兲=0 has two distinct 共real兲 roots
tmax, tmin, and tmax⬍0⬍tmin Since F 共0兲⬍0 and F共t兲 is strictly
decreasingly monotonous in 共tmax, tmin兲, it follows that F共t兲
⬍0∀t苸共0,tmin兴, i.e., the equation F共t兲=0 has no root in the
in-terval共0,tmin兴 Since F共t兲 is strictly increasingly monotonous in
the interval共tmin, +⬁兲, it is strictly increasingly monotonous in the interval 共tmin, 1兲 This and F共tmin兲⬍0 yield that Eq 共29兲 has a unique solution in the interval 共0,1兲 if and only F共1兲⬎0 The
proof is completed
Remark 1.
共i兲 Inequality 共45兲 is equivalent to 共6.9兲 in Ref 关18兴, namely
共␣ − ␥兲␥ + 2冑␣␥ + 22共␥ −冑␣␥兲 − 2⬎ 0 共46兲 and it gives
␥ −冑␣␥ −冑2冑␣␥共 +冑␣␥兲 ⬍ 2⬍␥ −冑␣␥
+冑2冑␣␥共 +冑␣␥兲
共47兲 共ii兲 Inequality 共33兲 is equivalent to 共6.17兲 in Ref 关18兴 without the left-hand equality
From the proof of the Proposition 2, we have immediately the following proposition
PROPOSITION 3 Suppose␦3⫽0 and F共1兲⬎0 If Eq (29) has two or three distinct real roots, then the root corresponding to the Rayleigh wave, say t r , is the largest root.
By introducing the notations
Trang 4a0= − ␦3
2
冑␦1, a1= 2␦2+ 2␦3− 1, a2=冑␦1 共48兲
Eq.共29兲 becomes
F 共t兲 ⬅ t3+ a2t2+ a1t + a0= 0 共49兲
In terms of the variable z given by
Eq.共49兲 has the form
where
q2=共a2
2− 3a1兲/9, r = 共2a2
3− 9a1a2+ 27a0兲/27 共52兲
It should be noted that here q2can be negative
Our task is now to find the real solution z rof Eq.共51兲, that is
related to t r by the relation共50兲 As t ris the largest root of Eq
共49兲, z ris the largest one in Eq.共51兲 in the case that it has two or
three distinct real roots By theory of cubic equation, three roots
of Eq.共51兲 are given by the Cardan’s formula as follows 共see Ref
关19兴兲:
z1= S + T
z2= −12共S + T兲 +1
2i冑3共S − T兲
z3= −12共S + T兲 −1
2i冑3共S − T兲 共53兲
where i2= −1 and
S =冑3
R +冑D, T =冑3
R −冑D
D = R2+ Q3, R = −12r, Q = − q2 共54兲
Remark 2 In relation to these formulas we emphasize two
points:
共i兲 the cubic root of a real negative number is taken as the
negative real root
共ii兲 if the argument in S is complex we take the phase angle in
T as the negative of the phase angle in S, such as T = Sⴱ,
where Sⴱis the complex conjugate value of S.
Remark 3 The nature of three roots of Eq.共51兲 depends on the
sign of its discriminant D, in particular: If D⬎0, then Eq 共51兲 has
one real root and two complex conjugate roots; if D = 0, the
equa-tion has three real roots, at least two of which are equal; if D
⬍0, then it has three real distinct roots
We now show that in each case the largest real root of Eq.共51兲
z ris given by
z r=冑3
R +冑D + q
2
冑3
in which each radical is understood as complex roots taking its
principle value, and
R = 共9a1a2− 27a0− 2a2兲/54
D = 共4a0a2− a1a2− 18a0a1a2+ 27a0+ 4a1兲/108 共56兲
where a i , i = 0 , 1 , 2 expressed in terms of the dimensionless
param-eters␦i , i = 1 , 2 , 3 by Eq.共48兲
First, we note that one can obtain Eq.共56兲 by substituting Eq
共52兲 into Eq 共54兲 Now we examine the distinct cases dependent
on the values of q2in order to prove Eq.共55兲
Case 1 q2⬍0
If q2⬍0⇒Q⬎0⇒D=R2+ Q3⬎0 This ensures that
共i兲 冑D ⬎兩R兩⇒冑D + R⬎0
共ii兲 Eq 共51兲, by the Remark 3, has a unique real root, so it is
z ris given by the first of Eq.共53兲, in particular
z r=冑3
R +冑D +冑3
here the radicals are understood as real ones Since
冑3
R −冑D 冑3
R +冑D =冑3
R2− D =冑3
共− Q兲3= − Q = q2
共58兲
we have
冑3
R −冑D = q
2
冑3
In view of Eqs.共57兲 and 共59兲, R+冑D⬎0 and the fact that for a positive real number, its real cubic root and complex cubic root taking its principal value are the same, the validity of Eq.共55兲 is clear
Case 2 q2= 0
When q2= 0, F⬘共t兲ⱖ0∀t苸共−⬁,+⬁兲, so function F共t兲 is strictly
increasingly monotonous 共−⬁,+⬁兲 Since a2=冑␦1⬎0⇒−a2/3
⬍0⇒r=F共−a2/3兲⬍F共0兲ⱕ0⇒r⬍0⇒R⬎0 In view of q2= 0,
Eq 共51兲 has a unique real 冑3
2R, so z r=冑3
2R In other hand, q2
= 0⇒Q=0⇒D=R2⇒R=+冑D Using this and q2= 0, from Eq
共55兲 we have: z r=冑32R Thus, formula共55兲 is valid for this case
Case 3 q2⬎0
We recall that in this case function F 共t兲 attains maximum and minimum values at tmax and tmin共tmax⬍tmin兲, and they are sub-jected to Eq.共32兲
共i兲 If D⬎0, then Eq 共51兲, according to the Remark 3, has a unique real root, so it is z rgiven by Eq.共57兲 in which the radicals are understood as real ones The use of Eq.共32兲
and the fact r = F 共−a2/3兲, it is not difficult to prove that
r ⬍0 or equivalently R⬎0 This leads to: R+冑D⬎0 In view of this inequality and Eq 共59兲, formula 共57兲 coin-cides with Eq.共55兲 This means formula 共55兲 is true
共ii兲 If D=0, analogously as above, it is not difficult to observe that r ⬍0, or equivalently, R⬎0 When D=0 we have
R2= −Q3=兩q兩6⇒R=兩q兩3⇒r=−2R=−2兩q兩3, so Eq.共51兲 be-comes
z3− 3兩q兩z2− 2兩q兩3= 0 共60兲
whose roots are z1= 2兩q兩 and z2= −兩q兩 共double root兲 This yields z r= 2兩q兩 according to the Proposition 3 From Eq 共55兲 and taking into account q2⬎0, D=0, it follows z r
= 2兩q兩 This shows the validity of Eq 共55兲.
共iii兲 If D⬍0, then Eq 共51兲 has three distinct real roots, and according to Proposition 3, z ris the largest root By argu-ments presented in Ref.关10兴 共p 255兲 one can show that, in
this case, the largest root z rof Eq.共51兲 is given by
z r=冑3
R +冑D +冑3
within which each radical is understood as the complex root taking its principal value By共苸共0兲,兲 we denote
the phase angle of the complex number R + i冑−D It is not
difficult to verify that
冑3
R +冑D = 兩q兩e i, 冑R −冑D = 兩q兩e −i 共62兲 where each radical is understood as the complex root taking its principal value It follows from Eq.共62兲 that
冑3
R −冑D = q
2
冑3
By substituting Eq 共63兲 into Eq 共61兲 we obtain Eq 共55兲, and the validity of Eq 共55兲 is proved
Trang 5We are now in the position to state the following proposition.
PROPOSITION 4 Suppose␦3⫽0 and Eq (45) holds Then, the
dimensionless velocity x r of Rayleigh waves in prestrained
incom-pressible solids is given by
x r= 1 −冋 冑3
R +冑D + q
2
冑3
R +冑D
−1
3a2册2
共64兲
in which each radical is understood as complex roots taking its
principle value, q2, and D and R are given by Eqs (52) and (56).
Proof Formula共64兲 is deduced from Eq 共28兲, 共50兲, and 共55兲
Remark 4.
共i兲 According to the Propositions 1, 2, and 4, the
dimension-less velocity x rof the Rayleigh waves is defined by either
Eq 共34兲 or Eq 共64兲, depending on the values of ␦3 In particular, if␦3= 0, x ris calculated by Eq.共34兲, provided that Eq.共33兲 holds; if␦3⫽0, it is given by Eq 共64兲 pro-vided that Eq.共45兲 is valid It is stressed that the formulas 共34兲 and 共64兲 are valid for a general strain-energy function
W.
共ii兲 The dimensionless Rayleigh wave velocity x ris a
continu-ous function of two dimensionless parameters ␦1and ␦2 for the case␦3= 0共see Eq 共34兲兲, and of three dimension-less parameters␦1,␦2, and␦3for the case␦3⫽0 共see Eq
共64兲兲
共iii兲 When the half-space is unstressed, according to Eq 共7兲:
␣==␥=, thus in view of Eq 共23兲 and 2= 0 it follows
Since␦3= 1⫽0, x r is given by Eq 共64兲, as remarked above From Eqs.共48兲, 共52兲, 共56兲, 共64兲, and 共65兲 we obtain the exact value of the dimensionless Rayleigh wave veloc-ity for the incompressible linear elastic solids 共without prestresses兲, namely
where
0=冉26
27+
2
3冑11
3冊1/3
−8
9冉26
27+
2
3冑11
3冊−1/3
−1 3 共67兲 The result, Eqs 共66兲 and 共67兲, was first obtained by Ogden and Pham关9兴 in 2004 By Eq 共67兲, the approxi-mate value of 0 is 0.2956 共see also Ref 关18兴兲, so the
approximate value of x r0is 0.9126 This agrees with the classical result for the incompressible linear elasticity共see, e.g., Ref 关20兴兲 An alternative expression for x r0 was found by Malischewsky关21兴 in 2000, namely
x r0=23共4 +冑3
− 17 + 3冑33 −冑3
17 + 3冑33兲 共68兲 which yields a simpler representation of0
2
0= 1 −23共4 +冑3
− 17 + 3冑33 −冑3
17 + 3冑33兲 共69兲
It is clear from Eqs 共34兲 and 共64兲 that the Rayleigh wave velocity depends on the type of the strain-energy
function W, in general Interestingly there is a special case
for which the formula for the Rayleigh wave velocity does
not depend on the type of W This is the case of
hydro-static stress 共see Ref 关18兴兲, when 1=2=3= 1 and 1
=2=3= In this case, as indicated by Dowaikh and Ogden关18兴,␣==␥= thus␦1=␦2= 1 It is not difficult
to verify that in this case the dimensionless Rayleigh wave
velocity x ris defined by
x r= 1 −冋 冑3
R +冑D −2
9
共1 + 3␦3兲
冑3
R +冑D
−1
3册2 , − 1⬍␦3
where␦3= 1 −¯, ¯=/, and
R =共3␦3+ 1兲共9␦3− 3␦3+ 7兲/54, D = 共␦3+ 1兲2共27␦3
It is noted that x r does not define at ␦3= 0共¯=1兲 be-cause Eq 共33兲 is not valid for this case 共noting ␦2= 1兲
Figure 1 shows the dependence of x ron␦3in the interval
共⫺1,3兲 Note that x ris in Ref 关18兴
Taking␦3= 1共¯=0兲 in Eqs 共70兲 and 共71兲, we again obtain the exact value of the dimensionless Rayleigh wave velocity for the incompressible linear elastic solids, which is defined by Eqs.共66兲 and共67兲
4 Formulas for Particular Strain-Energy Functions
In this section we concretize the formulas 共34兲 and 共64兲 for some specific strain-energy functions, which were considered in Ref.关18兴 For seeking simplicity, we confine ourself to the case of plane strain
neo-Hookean strain-energy function, we have共see Ref 关18兴兲
W =12共1
It is noted that since123= 1,1−23−2=2 When the underlying deformation of the half-space corresponds to strain plane with
3= 1, we write1=, 3=−1, and
With the use of Eqs.共4兲–共6兲, 共13兲, and 共73兲 we have
␣ = 2,  =1
2冉2+ 1
2冊, ␥ =
Using Eqs.共23兲 and 共74兲 provides
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
δ3
xr
Fig 1 Dependence of dimensionless Rayleigh velocity x ron
␦3 « „−1,3… for the case of hydrostatic stress
Trang 6␦1= 1
4, ␦2=1
2冉1 + 1
4冊, ␦3= 1
4−¯2
2, ¯2=2/
共75兲 Since 2␦2= 1 + 1/4⬎1 共noting that ⬎0兲, condition 共33兲 is not
satisfied, thus, x rdoes not define at␦3= 0共¯2= 1/2兲 For the
val-ues of¯2such that¯2⫽1/2共␦3⫽0兲, x ris expressed by Eq.共64兲
provided that Eq.共45兲 is valid
From Eqs.共48兲 and 共75兲 it follows
a0= −冉1
3−¯2
冊2 , a1= 3
4−2¯2
2, a2= 1
2 共76兲 Substituting Eq.共76兲 into Eqs 共52兲 and 共56兲, and after some
ma-nipulation, we have
q2= 2
92冉3¯2− 4
2冊
R =冉27¯2
2 −72¯2
4 +52
6冊/54
D =冉176
12 −448¯2
10 +424¯2
8 −176¯2
6 +27¯2
4 冊/108 共77兲 Finally, in view of Eqs 共64兲, 共76兲, and 共77兲, the dimensionless
Rayleigh wave velocity x ris defined by the following formula:
x r= 1 −冋 冑3
R +冑D + 2
92
共3¯2− 4/2兲
冑3
R +冑D
− 1
32册2
共78兲
where R and D are given by Eq.共77兲 By Eqs 共45兲 and 共75兲 it
follows
−2−−1− 1 − ⬍¯2⬍ −2+−1− 1 + 共79兲 Figure 2 shows dependence of the dimensionless Rayleigh
ve-locity x ron苸关0.72 1.5兴 for different given values of¯2for the
case␦3⫽0
Now we turn our attention to a special case in which¯2= 0 For
this case, it follows from Eq.共77兲 that
R = 26
276, D = 44
and by Eq.共78兲 we obtain
x r= 1 − 1
40, ⬎0 /2 共81兲
It is noted that this case was numerically examined by Dowaikh and Ogden关18兴 Here the explicit expressions for the
dimension-less Rayleigh wave velocity x r is obtained Figure 3 shows the
plot of x ras a function of, defined by Eq 共81兲
strain-energy function is of the form共see Ref 关18兴兲
W = 2共1+1−13−1+3− 3兲 共82兲
In the plane strain3= 1, so that
Here we write1=
From Eqs.共4兲–共6兲, 共13兲, and 共83兲 we have
␣ =23
2+ 1,  = 2
2+ 1, ␥ = 2
共2+ 1兲 共84兲 Using Eqs.共23兲 and 共84兲 yields
␦1= 1
4, ␦2= 1
2, ␦3= 1
4−共2+ 1兲¯2
共a兲 If␦3⫽0 and F共1兲⬎0, then x ris given by Eq.共64兲 Using Eqs.共48兲 and 共85兲 gives
a0= −冉1
3−共2+ 1兲¯2
22 冊2
, a1= 2
4+ 2
2−共2+ 1兲¯2
3
− 1, a2= 1
Substituting Eq.共86兲 into Eqs 共52兲 and 共56兲, and after some manipulation we have
q2=1
3冉共2+ 1兲¯2
3 + 1 − 2
2− 5
34冊 共87兲
R =冉43
6+18
4− 9
2−36共2+ 1兲¯2
5 +27共2+ 1兲2¯2
2
44 冊/54
共88兲
0.8 0.9 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 0.1
0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
0.72
(a) (b)
x r
λ
Fig 2 Dependence of the dimensionless Rayleigh velocity x r
on «†0.72 1.5‡ for different given values of¯2 :¯2 = 0 „line a…,
¯2 = 0.2 „line b…,¯2 = −0.5 „line c…, and¯2 = −1 „line d… for the case
␦3Å 0; W =„2 +−2 − 2 …/2
0 0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
x r
λ
η01/2
Fig 3 Plot of x ron «†0 1/2 3 ‡ for neo-Hookean strain-energy function and2 = 0
Trang 7D =冋87
12+124
10+30
8−60
6−25
4+24
2− 4
−共2+ 1兲¯2
23 冉296
8 +256
6 −32
4−96
2+ 24冊
+共2+ 1兲2¯2
46 冉358
4 +132
2 − 66冊−22共2+ 1兲3¯2
9 +27共2+ 1兲4¯2
Finally, in view of Eqs.共64兲, 共86兲, and 共87兲, x ris ex-pressed by the following formula:
x r= 1 −冋 冑3
R +冑D +1
9
3共−1+−3兲¯2+ 3 − 6−2− 5−4
冑3
R +冑D
− 1
32册2
共90兲
where R and D are given by Eqs.共88兲 and 共89兲 From Eqs.共45兲 and 共85兲 it is deduced that
2−1共1 − 32兲/共2+ 1兲 ⬍¯2⬍ 2−1 共91兲 When¯2= 0, Eqs.共88兲 and 共89兲 simplify to
R =冉43
6+18
4− 9
2冊/54
D =冉87
12+124
10 +30
8−60
6−25
4+24
2− 4冊/108 共92兲
and x ris given by
x r= 1 −冋 冑3
R +冑D +1
9
共3 − 6−2− 5−4兲
冑3
R +冑D
− 1
32册2
, ⬎冑13 共93兲
in which R and D are calculated by Eq.共92兲
Figure 4 shows dependence of the dimensionless Rayleigh
ve-locity x ron苸关0.72 1.5兴 for different given values of¯2for the
case␦3⫽0
共b兲 If ␦3= 0共¯2= 2/共2+ 1兲兲 and Eq 共33兲 holds, then x ris expressed by Eq.共34兲 In particular
x r= 1 − 1
44共冑1 + 42共2− 2兲 − 1兲2, ⬎冑2 共94兲
The dependence of x ron共冑2⬍⬍4兲 for this case is shown in Fig 5
strain-energy function is of the form共see Ref 关18兴兲
W = 8共1 1/2+1 −1/23 −1/2+3 1/2− 3兲 共95兲
In the plane strain3= 1, W becomes
Here we write1=
From Eq.共4兲–共6兲, 共13兲, and 共96兲 we have
␣ =冑共 + 1兲共442+ 1兲,  =
共− 4+ 23+ 22+ 2 − 1兲
冑共 + 1兲共2+ 1兲 , ␥
= ␣
Using Eqs.共23兲 and 共97兲 yields
␦1= 1
4, ␦2=1
4冉− 1 +2
+
2
2+ 2
3− 1
4冊, ␦3= 1
4− e, e =2
␣ 共98兲
共a兲 If␦3⫽0 and F共1兲⬎0, then x ris given by Eq.共64兲 Using Eqs.共48兲 and 共98兲 gives
a0= −冉1
3−e冊2
, a1=1
+
1
2+ 1
3+ 3
24− 2e
−3
2, a2=
1
Substituting Eq.共99兲 into Eqs 共52兲 and 共56兲, and after some manipulation, we have
q2=1
9冉6e +9
2−
3
−
3
2− 3
3− 7
24冊
R =冉77
26+ 9
5+ 9
4+ 9
3−9共8e + 3/2兲
2 + 272e2冊/54
0.8 0.9 1 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 0
0.1 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
(a) (b)
0.72
λ
x r
Fig 4 Dependence of dimensionless Rayleigh velocity x r on
«†0.72 1.5‡ for different given values of ¯2 : ¯2 = 0 „line a…,
¯2 = 0.2 „line b…,¯2 = −0.5 „line c…, and¯2 = −1 „line d… for the case
␦3Å 0; W = 2„+ −1 − 2…
1.3 1.4 1.5 1.6 1.7 1.8 1.9 2 2.1 2.2
λ
2 /µ
Fig 5 Plot of=c2 /as a function of„冑2 < <4… for the case
␦3 = 0 and the Varga strain-energy function
Trang 8D =4冋245
16 +168
15 +236
14 +320
13 −952e
12 +共28 − 416e兲
11
−共96 + 512e兲
10 −共252 + 608e兲
9 +共− 15 + 336e + 1300e2兲
8 +共− 20 + 96e + 264e2兲
7 +共36 + 192e + 264e2兲
6 +共108 + 288e + 264e2兲
5
−共54 + 216e + 396e2+ 704e3兲
4 + 108e4册/432 共100兲 Finally, in view of Eqs.共64兲 and 共100兲, x ris expressed
by the following formula:
x r= 1 −冋 冑3
R +冑D
+1 9
共6e + 9/2 − 3/ − 3/2− 3/3− 3.5/4兲
冑3
R +冑D
− 1
32册2 共101兲
where R and D are given by Eq.共100兲 By Eqs 共47兲,
共97兲, and the fourth of Eq 共98兲 e is subjected to
1 −
4 −共1 + 兲
冑23 冑−2+ 4 − 1 ⬍ e ⬍1 −
4 +共1 + 兲
冑23 冑−2+ 4 − 1 共102兲
or the bounds on¯2=2/ are
4共1 − 兲
冑共2+ 1兲⫾
2冑2 共2+ 1兲冑−2+ 4 − 1 共103兲 For2= 0, is subject to
−3+ 32+ 2 − 2 ⬎ 0 共104兲
Figure 6 shows dependence of x r on ¯2苸关−1 1兴 for different
given values of for the case␦3⫽0
共b兲 When␦3= 0共e=1/4兲 and Eq 共33兲 holds, x ris expressed
by Eq.共34兲, in particular
x r= 1 − 1
44共冑64− 43− 42− 4 + 3 − 1兲2
共105兲
in which must satisfy the following two inequalities:
− 1 + 2/ + 4/2+ 2/3− 1/4⬎ 0 ⬎ − 3 + 2/ + 2/2 + 2/3− 1/4
Plots of=c2/ and s=␣/ as functions of for 2= 0 are shown in Fig 7
Finally, we note that formulas共78兲, 共90兲, and 共101兲 all lead to
x r= 1 −0 at = 1, 2= 0 共106兲 where0defined by Eq.共67兲 This means these formulas all re-cover the共exact兲 value of the dimensionless speed of the Rayleigh wave in incompressible isotropic elastic materials 共without pre-strain兲
5 Conclusions and Remarks
In this paper, formulas for the Rayleigh wave velocity in in-compressible isotropic solids subject to uniform initial deforma-tion are derived using the theory of cubic equadeforma-tion They have a simple algebraic form, valid for any range of prestrain and hold for a general strain-energy function The Rayleigh wave velocity
is expressed by two different formulas depending on that␦3= 0 or
␦3⫽0 These formulas are concretized for a number of forms of strain-energy function, and the obtained formulas express the Ray-leigh wave velocity as totally explicit continuous functions of the principle stretches of the deformationiand the stress2 For the case of hydrostatic stress, the Rayleigh wave velocity is expressed
by a simple formula that does not include the strain-energy func-tion
The obtained formulas will provide a good tool for the nonde-structive evaluation of prestresses of structures In relation to the use of these formulas, we emphasize the following points
共i兲 By x r 共ik兲 共i,k=1,2,3,i⫽k兲 we denote the velocity of the Rayleigh wave propagating in the x i-direction and
decay-ing in the x k -direction, then x r 共ik兲 is defined by formulas
similar to Eqs.共34兲 and 共64兲 For example, if␦3共32兲⫽0 共i.e.,
−10 −0.8 −0.6 −0.4 −0.2 0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 0.1
0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0.7 0.8 0.9
(d)
(a)
(b) (c)
x r
σ2
Fig 6 Dependence of dimensionless Rayleigh velocity x r on
¯2 « †−1 1‡ for different given values of : =1 „line a…, =0.8
„line b…, =1.5 „line c…, and =1.7 „line d… for the case␦3 Å 0;
0 1 2 3 4 5
0.59
λ
ζ
ζs
ζ
3.4
Fig 7 Plots of=c2 /„solid line… ands=␣/„dashed line…
as functions of for2= 0 and m = 1 / 2 strain-energy function
Trang 92⫽␥共32兲= B
2323兲 then x r共32兲defined by formula共64兲, along with Eqs.共23兲, 共48兲, 共52兲, and 共56兲, in which
␣共32兲= B
and␥ⴱ共32兲=␥共32兲−2 Formula共107兲 is derived from Eq
共13兲 in which the index 1 of B ijklis replaced by 3 Note
that, for a given material x r 共ik兲 is a function of two of the
three principal stretches共because 123= 1兲 andk, i.e.,
x r 共ik兲 = f 共ik兲共1,2,k 兲 共i,k = 1,2,3,i ⫽ k兲 共108兲 共ii兲 If 2= 0 and x r共12兲, x
r
共32兲are known共by laser techniques, for example兲, then 1,2are determined from two following equations:
f共12兲共1,2,0兲 = x r共12兲, f共32兲共1,2,0兲 = x r共32兲 共109兲 and then1and3are calculated from
1=1
W
1
−2
W
2 , 3=3
W
3
−2
W
2 共110兲 which are originated from Eq.共9兲 Note that from Eq
共9兲 it follows
1−2=1
W
1
−2
W
2
2−3=2
W
2
−3
W
3
3−1=3
W
3
−1
W
Also note that when 2= 0, ␦3共12兲⫽0, and ␦3共32兲⫽0,
therefore, x r共12兲and x
r
共32兲are defined by Eq.共64兲 A similar situation will be met when1= 0 or3= 0
When k ⫽0, k=1,2,3, in order to determine 1,2, 1, 2,
and3, we have to use five equations, two of which come from
Eq.共111兲, for example
1
W
1
−2
W
2
=1−2, 3
W
3
−2
W
2
=3−2
共112兲
and the others are originated from the formulas of x r 共ik兲, for
in-stance
f共12兲共1,2,2兲 = x r共12兲, f共32兲共1,2,2兲 = x r共32兲, f共21兲共1,2,1兲
Here x r共12兲, x
r
共32兲, and x
r
共21兲 are known 共by measurement tech-niques兲
共iii兲 If from two equations, Eq 共112兲 and 123= 1, we can obtain analytical expressions 1=1共1,2,3兲 and 2
=2共1,2,3兲, then by introducing them into Eq 共108兲,
x r 共ik兲 is expressed as a function of the prestresses k , k
= 1 , 2 , 3 However, such an analytical inversion of Eq 共112兲 and 123= 1 is not always possible共see also Ref 关22兴, p 150兲
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