Dynamic stress resulting from a plane compressional wave in two-particle reinforced composites

摘要

In this paper, based on the theory of elastodynamics, the multiple scattering of elastic waves and dynamic stress in multiparticle reinforced composites is investigated, and the analytical solution of this problem is obtained. By using the wave function expansion method, the expressions of total wave fields in each medium are presented. The addition theorem of spherical Bessel functions is employed to accomplish the translation for different local coordinate systems. According to the continuous boundary conditions around the particles, the expanded mode coefficients are determined. As an example, the variation of dynamic stress concentration factors at the interface between the particles and the matrix under different parameters is analyzed. It can be seen from the results that when the incident frequency is different, the effect of the distance between the centers of the particles on the dynamic stress varies greatly. Only when the distance is greater than a certain number can its effect be ignored. When the distance is fixed, the effect of material properties on dynamic stress is also examined.