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Creep Modelling of Rotating Spherical Shell Made Up of Magnesium and Rubber

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The creep modelling in rotating spherical shell is analyzed numerically on the dependence of isotropic material (rubber) and transversely isotropic material (magnesium). The objective of the study has been the identification of asymptotic creep phenomenon in rotating body by generalization of strain components. This paper contains an asymptotic solution for the creep stress distribution in the spherical shell made up of magnesium and rubber. The governing equations to compute the creep effects are given, and the mathematical results obtained in the modelling of shell problem are presented.

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Verma, G., Thakur, P. Creep Modelling of Rotating Spherical Shell Made Up of Magnesium and Rubber. Mech. Solids 58, 554–562 (2023). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0025654422601124

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