Drobenko B. Thermomechanics of elastic-plastic thermally sensitive ferromagnetic electrically conductive axi-symmetrical solids subjected to quasi-steady electromagnetic fields

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Thesis for the degree of Doctor of Science (DSc)

State registration number

0508U000033

Thesis Registration Form

0508U000033.pdf

Applicant for

Drobenko Bogdan Demianovych

Specialization

01.02.04 - Механіка деформівного твердого тіла

Date of defense

25-12-2007

Specialized Academic Board

Д35.195.01

Essay

The thesis deals with development of the model of numerical description of thermomechanical processes in electrically conductive solids subjected to quasi-steady electromagnetic fields with taking into account a temperature dependence of material properties, elastic-plastic deformation and nonlinear dependencies of electric and magnetic field inductions upon respective field strengths and temperature. A numerical model is developed for determination coupled electric, thermal and elastic-plastic processes in solids subjected to quasi-steady electromagnetic fields. The solutions of important classes of the problems on determination and research of considered fields in the ferromagnetic solids subjected to high temperature induction treatment are obtained.

Thesis supervisor

Hachkevych O.R.

Official opponents

Григоренко Я.М.
Стеблянко П.О.
Сулим Г.Т.
Марчук М.В.

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