Coupled shear-torsional motion of a rubber support system
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This paper gives a detailed study on the finite amplitude, coupled shear- torsional motion of a circular disk supported between rubber spring cylinders. The springs are assumed to be made of an incompressible elastic material. Various types of constitutive equations, like the Mooney-Rivlin model and a quadratic material are considered. The stability properties of small oscillations superimposed on finite deformation are derived.
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