Abstract
Statement of the problem. The article examines the problem of cold pressing, which is the most important technological component in the production of sheet composite, which is widely studied in the repair and construction works in the interior decoration of residential and industrial premises. The solution to this problem is carried out on the basis of a physical and mathematical model under the assumption that the rheological properties of the deformable medium correspond to the principles of ideal plasticity and a flat deformable state. Within the framework of the problem, in two dimensions of quasistatic compression between absolutely rigid parallel-approaching plates of a thin ideally plastic layer, the stress-strain state of a composite medium is studied. It is believed that in the absence of volumetric loads, the condition of incompressibility of the medium and the associated flow law is fulfilled. Based on the hypothesis of the linear distribution of tangential stresses over the thickness of the deformable layer, analytical expressions for the statistical and kinematic characteristics of the deformation are obtained, and the condition at the edges of the rough plates makes it possible to determine the coefficient of slip thorns, which makes it possible to control the pressing process.Results and conclusions. It was established that the components of the strain rate are directly proportional to the plate approach speed, and the normal stresses acting in the pressing direction are independent of the loading speed, decreasing in magnitude from the center to the periphery.Keywords: yield strength, pressing, plasticity condition, mathematical model.
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