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Memoirs of the Faculty of Engineering, Yamaguchi University Volume 30 Issue 1
published_at 1979

A Consideration on the Direct Time Integration Method in the Stress Pulse Propagation Analysis

衝撃的入力を受ける構造中の波動伝播数値解析法の検討
Nakagawa Koji
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One of the purposes of this study is to compare several direct time integration methods in wave propagation problems in solids. Amplitude decay and period elongation are used as the basic parameters in order to compare the integration methods. The specific methods are Central Difference Method and the Newmark's generalized acceleration method. Another purpose is to get some information about the direct time integration method in the step pulse propagation analysis which occurs in blasting and impact of solids. The Newmark method with varying γ-coefficient shows good results in one and two dimensional step pulse propagation analysis.
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