Finite element analysis of coupled constituent diffusion in thermoelastic solids (Q1819586)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3992991
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3992991 |
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Finite element analysis of coupled constituent diffusion in thermoelastic solids (English)
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1987
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A finite element theory, suitable for describing the transient mass diffusion of a mobile constituent in a deformable thermoelastic solid, is presented. The theory considers the effects of coupling between concentration, temperature, and strain on a diffusing constituent in a parent solid. Numerical results are compared with closed-form analytical solutions of one-dimensional coupled diffusion problems. Numerical results are also compared with experimental data on internal hydrogen diffusion in beta-phase titanium alloys subjected to bending stress.
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finite element theory
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transient mass diffusion
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mobile constituent
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deformable thermoelastic solid
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effects of coupling
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concentration
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temperature
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strain
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diffusing constituent
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