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Analysing the accuracy of asymptotic approximations in incomplete contact problems
Matthew R. Moore, David A. Hills
The error incurred in the representation of the contact pressure at the edges of incomplete contacts by first order asymptotes is treated, and the maximum value of the relative err…
Representation of incomplete contact problems by half-planes
Hendrik Andresen, David A. Hills, Matthew R. Moore
Methods for finding the optimal choices of the applied remote loads -- the applied normal force, moment, shear force and remote bulk stresses -- needed to solve frictional contact…
Explicit and asymptotic solutions for frictional incomplete half-plane contacts subject to general oscillatory loading in the steady-state
Hendrik Andresen, Rodolfo M. N. Fleury, Matthew R. Moore +1
This contribution presents an asymptotic formulation for the stick-slip behaviour of incomplete contacts under oscillatory variation of normal load, moment, shear load and differen…
A review of partial slip solutions for contacts represented by half-planes including bulk tension and moments
Hendrik Andresen, David Hills
Solution procedures for establishing the regimes of stick and slip for frictional contacts capable of idealisation within the framework of half-plane elasticity and subject to comp…
The steady state partial slip problem for half plane contacts subject to a constant normal load using glide dislocations
Hendrik Andresen, David Hills, Matthew Moore
A new solution for general half-plane contact problems subject to a constant normal load together with alternating shear loads and tension in the steady state is presented. The met…
Frictional half-plane contact problems subject to alternating normal and shear loads and tension in the steady state
Hendrik Andresen, David A. Hills, James R. Barber +1
The problem of a general, symmetric contact, between elastically similar bodies, and capable of idealisation using half-plane theory, is studied in the presence of interfacial fric…