Elasticity/Flat punch indentation

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Indentation due to a frictionless rigid flat punch

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Indentation by a plat rigid punch
  • Start with uneven surface profile u0(x1).
  • Unsymmetric load F, but sufficient for complete contact over the area A.

Displacement in x2 direction is

u2=u0(x1)+C1x1+C0

where C0 is a rigid body translation and C1x1 is a rigid body rotation.

Rigid body motions can be determined using a statically equivalent set of forces and moments

Ap(ξ)dξ=FAp(ξ)ξdξ=Fd

The displacement gradient is

du0dx1+C1=(κ+1)4πμaap(ξ)xξdξ;a<x<a

Integral is a Cauchy Singular Integral that appears often and very naturally when the problem is solved using complex variable methods.

Note that the only thing we are interested in is the distribution of contact forces p(ξ).If we change the variables so that

x=acosϕ and ξ=acosθ, then

1asinϕdu0dϕ+C1=(κ+1)4πμ0πp(θ)sinθcosϕcosθdθ;0<ϕ<π

If we write p(θ) and du0/dϕ as

p(θ)=0pncos(nθ)sinθdu0dϕ=1unsin(nϕ)

and do some algebra, we get

p0=Fπap1=Fdπa2pn=4μun(κ+1)a;n>1


Flat punch with symmetric load

u0=C

In this case,

du0dϕ=0un=0;n=1

Also, d=0 (origin at the center of A), hence p1=0. Therefore,

p(x)=p0sinϕ=Fπa2x2

At x=±a, the load is infinite, i.e. there is a singularity.


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