2013
DOI: 10.1007/s11223-013-9486-6
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Methodology and Software Package for Assessment of Stress-strain State Parameters of Full-Scale Structures and Its Application to a Study of Loading Level, Defect Rate, and Residual Stress Level in Elements of NPP Equipment

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“…To implement all these steps, a software system based on a joint work environments Ansys and Matlab is designed …”
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“…To implement all these steps, a software system based on a joint work environments Ansys and Matlab is designed …”
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confidence: 99%
“…The idea of minimization is well known, but the proposed method offers original features of mathematical, experimental, numerical and programming realization. The method can be applicable for simultaneous determination of different parameters of geometry, loading, material and so on in other inverse problems of solid mechanics . The data of e i are calculated by means of the finite element method (FEM), which allows carrying out a solution of the direct problem in the most general statement.…”
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“…The methodology leans upon the approach proposed in [13][14][15], which is based on finding the state parameters P j (j = 1, …, N P ) from the condition of the minimum discrepancy of the experimentally obtained (in this case, as a result of indentation) data set (i = 1, …, N e ) and the corresponding dataset e i , which are found based on the numerical solution of the corresponding boundary value problem of deformed solid body mechanics (j is the state parameter number which may reflect, for example, the stress distribution on the area or the size of the defect; i is the deformation response number which corresponds to a certain point of measurement and a displacement vector component; N e is the total number of responses). The measure of data discrepancy is the objective function .…”
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