April 17, 2012
D. Sabitova (SPbSU)
Modeling of Lamina Cribrosa in Eye
Various mathematical models of lamina cribrosa (LC) in eye, which
describe the behavior of LC if IOP changes and consider
such common properties of living tissue as anisotropy and viscoelasticity, are considered.
LC is modeled by transversely isotropic round plate. Results of various theories and ANSYS results
under different geometric and mechanical parameters are compared. Also a layered structure of LC is taken
into account. Stress-strain state of two-layer plate with different parameters for each layer is compared
to stress-strain state of one-layer plate with equal mechanical parameters. The material of LC is considered viscoelastic.
The influence of short-term and long-term loadings to stress-strain state of LC is examined.
Sabitova Dina – PhD student at the Department of Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SPbSU,
Master’s degree in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics.
Supervisor – Prof. Bauer S.M.
April 3, 2012
A. M. Ermakov (SPbSU)
Stress-strain state and stability of spherical segment under the
influence of load with a flat base.
The deformations of shells in applying a load with a flat
base are significant and described by equations of geometrically nonlinear theory
of shells. These arch of solutions of nonlinear theory of shells presents certain
difficulties. These difficulties reduce dramatically in case of limited
displacements under which the form of the shell does not change much in the process
of loading. That is why the solution of this problem is based on the method of gradual
loadings – delta method. The delta method is characterized by the fact that because
of the application of linear physical relations it is possible to minimize
the problem at each step to the solving linear system with constant coefficients.
The calculation is finished when the loading or deformations reaches the given finite
value. For solving the considered problem Paliy-Spiro theory of anisotropic shells of
medial thickness is used.
The problems of membrane and soft shells under the load with a flat base are important
for the analysis of the data related to measurement of intraocular pressure -
the characteristic which is very important for ophthalmology.
Ermakov Andrey Mihailovich – a graduate from the Department of
Theoretical and Applied Mechanics SPbSU,
Master’s degree in Theoretical and Applied Mechanics,
PhD in Solid Mechanics, Engineer-Researcher at the SPbSU,
Assistant Professor at the SPbSMTU.
Author of 16 published papers.
March 20, 2012
O.K. Ovchinnikova (BSTU "VOENMECH")
Modeling attendant jets with mixing
The report addresses the problem of modeling the jets flowing out
of nozzles engines, with different environmental parameters and compositions
of combustion products. Applied significance the problem being solved -
an optical identification of the flying vehicles,
so it is important to take into account when modeling mixing, burning of,
the presence of the dispersed phase. Also singularity the developed algorithm
is a wide range of application. A mathematical model based on fundamental
conservation laws and well-known empirical dependences.
Olga K. Ovchinnikova – a graduate of the Department of
Thermotechnics and
plasmogasdynamics BSTU "VOENMECH" to them. Ustinov. At present – Senior
Lecturer BSTU "VOENMECH." Author of 20 papers on computational gas dynamics
and the dynamics of jet streams. Supervisor – Professor V.N. Emelyanov.
March 6, 2012
N. V. Likhacheva (SPbSUCA)
Modeling of filtration flows from channels with evaporation on the free surface.
Flat erected filtration in a ground from sprinklers and furrow soil
is considered. In this hydrodynamic statement, capillarity of the
ground and transpiration from the free surface are considered. Some models
of filtering through a soil stratum with underlying permeable pressure aquifer
are presented. The mixed multiparameter
boundary-value problem of the theory of analytic functions is stated. It is solved by
applying the method of P.Ya. Polubarinova-Kochina. On the basis of this model,
the algorithm for calculating a capillary diffluence of water and the filtrational
flux rate is developed. Situations when at a filtration of water from sprinklers
the ground capillarity is considered, transpiration from the free surface of subsoil
waters, and also skids from waters of underlying well pervious layer are viewed.
The hydrodynamic analysis of the structure and the prominent features of the modeled
process, and also the influence of all physical properties of the system on
filtrational performances is carried out. The analysis is done by means of the
gained exact analytical dependences and numerical calculations. Limiting and
special cases are considered. They are related to the lack a few factors
characterizing the modeled process, which have been studied previously by other
authors. Computed results are compared at identical filtrational performances
with similar plans.
Natalia V. Zakharenkova –
a graduate of the Department of Applied Mathematics,
St. Petersburg State University of Civil Aviation. Author of 6 published papers.
Supervisor – Prof. E.N. Bereslavsky.
27 December 2011 г.
On international activity of the seminar in 2011
(congresses, conferences, symposiums, seminars, schools etc.)
Memoirs in photos by S.B. Filippov, A.L. Smirnov, A.M. Ermakov,
A.V. Lebedev, L.A. Karamshina and others.
13 December 2011 г.
A.A. Yazovskaya (SPbSU)
The Elliptical Hole in Elastic Nanoscale material
The problem on an elastic plane weakened by an elliptical hole of a nanometer size with
the boundary free from an external traction under arbitrary remote loading is solved.
A residual stress and complementary surface stress acting at the boundary are taken into account.
Based on Kolosov-Muskhelishvili’s method, the solution of the problem is reduced to the solution
of a singular integro-differential equation in the unknown surface stress. For particular case of
a circular nanometer hole, this equation is solved in an explicit form. Dependences of the hoop
stresses at the boundary on the hole radius is obtained with and without the residual stress and
the complementary surface stress. As it follows from this solution, the stress concentration depends
on the elastic properties of a surface and bulk material, and the size of a hole as well.
Anna A. Yazovskaya – grafuated from
Komsomolsk-on-Amur State Technical University.
At present time – PhD student at the Department of Theory of Elasticity
(SPbSU).
Author of one published paper. Supervisor –
Prof. N.F. Morozov.
November 29, 2011
V. V. Platonov (SPbSU)
Nonclassical models of plates and shells for buckling problems.
Several buckling problems for
plates and shells modelled with non-classical theories
are discussed in the thesis :
1. Buckling of axially compressed plate
in the channel with rigid walls.
2. Buckling of transversely isotropic spherical shell under
normal pressure.
3. Buckling of transversely isotropic cylindrical shells
under axial compression.
Victor V. Platonov – grafuated from the
Department of theory of elasticity of SPbSU.
At present time – Assistant Professor at the
Department
of High Mathematics and Computer Science (SPSU).
Author of six published papers. Supervisor –
Asso. Prof. B.N. Semenov.
November 15, 2011
L.P. Moskalenko (SPSUACE)
Models and algorithms to study buckling and post-buckling
behavior of shallow shells reinforced with ribs of varied heights.
A mathematical model of deformation of shallow
shells of rectangular plan, supported by the ribs
of variable height. A variant of the method of structural
anisotropy, which reduces the discrete shell of variable
thickness of the envelope of continuously variable thickness.
Based on the method of continuation of solution for the best
parameter algorithm of research supported by the stability of
shallow shells and the software implementation of this algorithm.
A study of the stress-strain state, stability and supercritical
behavior of shallow shells supported by ribs, fixed and variable
height. The efficiency of the reinforcement
of the shell edges of variable height.
Lyudmila P. Moskalenko –
graduate student in applied mathematics
and computer science at St. Petersburg State
University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.
Research interest is mechanics of solids, post-buckling behavior
of shells reinforced with ribs. Scientific
supervisor – prof. V.V. Karpov.
October 18, 2011
D.A. Baranova (SPSUACE)
The software package for the study of strength
and the stability of reinforced shells of revolution
taking into account the different properties of the material.
A mathematical model of deformation of reinforced shells of
revolution with linear and nonlinear elastic deformation and
creep in the light of the material. An algorithm for the study
of this model based on the functional use of the total energy of
the deformation gradient method. The software complex
investigation of strength and stability of reinforced shells
of rotation and the results of
an investigation for a variety of shells of revolution.
Darya A. Baranova –
graduate student in applied mathematics
and computer science at St. Petersburg State
University of Architecture and Civil Engineering.
Research interest is mechanics of solids. Scientific
supervisor – prof. V.V. Karpov.
October 4, 2011
A.K. Kuzin (SPbSTU)
Numerical analysis of the strength of tile joining based on linear fracture mechanics.
A problem of stress concentration in vicinity of edge of joint between the tile and the base is considered.
The singular state of stress and strain is described by asymptotic formulas, which are defined by geometry of
vicinity of the joint and material properties. An information about the loads applied far from the joint is concentrated in scaling factor —
stress intensity factor (SIF).
Known in fracture mechanics force strength criterion is being used to estimate the strength of the joint, which requires SIF to be in the range of
admissible values in the case of the problem of an edge of joint.
A method of SIF numerical calculation based on reciprocal theorem usage in vicinity of the edge is being introduced.
The method allows generalization to the case of thermal loads.
Aleksei K. Kuzin –
Assistant Professor at the Department of Computer Technologies in Engineering , St. Petersburg State
Polytechnical University. Research interest is mechanics of solids.
September 20, 2011
A.N. Novikov (BSTU "VOENMEH")
Modeling of gasdynamic processes in a tunnel induced by
a high-speed train
Work is devoted to numerical research of pressure waves induced by
motion of a high-speed train in a tunnel by means of package
"ANSYS Fluent".
The effect on the pressure gradient on
- the length of a tunnel;
- the ratio of the cross-section areas of a train and a tunnel;
- the form of a head part of a train;
- the speed of a train
has been studied.
The graphics for the resistance and elevating forces
have been plotted.
Novikov Artem Nikolaevich –
master student at the Department of
plazmogasdynamics and heating engineering of BSTU "VOENMEH"
The supervisor – Prof. Vladislav N. Emelyanov