In this paper a theoretical and numerical study on the impact of a rubber solid on the free surface of a granular plate is presented, showing a simulation of an aircraft wheel on impact with a flexible landing surface. This physical action, when we use a rheological approach, becomes a fundamental parameter to investigate wear and tear and consequently strength to micro and macro pavements failure. The study has been developed, initially from a microscopic point of view and subsequently on macroscale. The effects are strictly linked with material degradation associated with damage evolution. The problem is developed by energetic approach on an elastic-plastic element using the functional energy containing two contributions, bulk and surface. The model simulates the behaviour of flexible runway pavements during the landing phase.
Impact dynamics on granular plate / Buonsanti, M.; Leonardi, G.; Scopelliti, F.; Cirianni, F. - (2011), pp. 3238-3244. (Intervento presentato al convegno 8th International Conference on Structural Dynamics, EURODYN 2011 tenutosi a Leuven; Belgium nel 4-6 July 2011).
Impact dynamics on granular plate
Buonsanti, M.
;Leonardi, G.;Scopelliti, F.;
2011-01-01
Abstract
In this paper a theoretical and numerical study on the impact of a rubber solid on the free surface of a granular plate is presented, showing a simulation of an aircraft wheel on impact with a flexible landing surface. This physical action, when we use a rheological approach, becomes a fundamental parameter to investigate wear and tear and consequently strength to micro and macro pavements failure. The study has been developed, initially from a microscopic point of view and subsequently on macroscale. The effects are strictly linked with material degradation associated with damage evolution. The problem is developed by energetic approach on an elastic-plastic element using the functional energy containing two contributions, bulk and surface. The model simulates the behaviour of flexible runway pavements during the landing phase.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.