On the applicability of thin spherical shell model for the problems of mechanochemical corrosion

Mathematical models of ecological niches search

“…Emergence of toxins in the territory creates prerequisites for the changes in the metabolism of individuals, as well as for birth and death rates variations [17,18]. Anthropogenous mechanical pressure on habitat [19,20] and the human competition for resources and territories [2] lead to physical destruction of trophic resources and shelters [6,[21][22][23][24][25]. All these factors do not allow individuals of population and population as a whole to adapt to new conditions of life.…”

Non-linear vibrations of rubber membrane

“…In addition, the model of shells and membranes under pressure of corrosive environments is developed [12][13][14]. The various devices comprising rubber elements are used for suppression of vibration loads.…”

New Benchmark for the Life Assessment of a Thin-Walled Pipe Subjected to Stress Assisted Corrosion

“…The model proposed here is not so complicated as these accurate solutions, but it allows to take into account the effect of hydrostatic pressure on the durability of thin shells under the mechanochemical corrosion conditions. The same questions for spherical shells were investigated in [12,13,14,15]. The problem of calculation of the optimal initial thickness of a spherical vessel operating in mechanochemical corrosion conditions was solved in [16].…”