Three-dimensional quasi-static general solution for isotropic chemoelastic materials and their application

Abstract

Based on potential theory, the three-dimensional quasi-static general solution for isotropic chemoelastic materials is presented in this work. Through the three-dimensional general solution, the Green’s function for an isotropic chemoelastic material subjected to dynamic point loads is derived. This can serve as theoretical guidance for future engineering practices. Four functions constitute the expressions of the general solution that satisfy the harmonic functions and the quasi-static transport equation, respectively. The Green’s function for an isotropic chemoelastic material subjected to dynamic point loads is derived by combining the general solution with the chemical balance boundary conditions at infinity. It can be expressed in terms of the error function and elementary functions. Finally, the numerical results are provided, as shown in the contours. These results can be used to analyze the variation law in the coupling fields of isotropic chemoelastic materials. The corresponding analysis can provide a theoretical basis for elucidating the mechanism of the chemoelastic coupling problem in further work.

Keywords

Chemoelastic material isotropic Green’s function quasi-static dynamic point load

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