Abstract
The purpose of the present paper is to study the development of temperature and thermal stress fields, and this paper consists of two problems. First, a generalized thermoelastic homogeneous isotropic plate of unit thickness that is initially at temperature T o , is studied. Second, the development of these fields in each layer of a multilayered plate using coupled thermoelastic theory is investigated. Each layer of the medium is assumed to be of isotropic elastic thermally conducting homogeneous material. Perfect mechanical bonding at the interface between the different layers is assumed. The numerical computations are carried out for a plate of stainless steel and for one-, two- and three layered plates of stainless steel and copper to display the variation of the stress and temperature fields. The computed results are illustrated graphically for each problem.
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