Elastic properties dynamic

As a result, one may be able to choose from a set of materials, adjusting the shear stiffness by adjusting the layer thickness H2. (This is something of an oversimplification, because the value of H2 influences Y.) This ability to adapt a viscoelastic material to a particular application can allow the inclusion of a range of candidate materials having desirable properties aside from the dynamic elastic properties G2 and T 2 ... 

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Bergel DH. The dynamic elastic properties of the arterial wall. J Physiol 1961 156 458-69. 

Figure 6.9 DMTA testing heads for various modes (a) dual cantilever, (b) three-point bend, (c) tension, (d) compression and (e) shear sandwich (showing two specimens). Photographs by TA Instruments, Delaware USA. (Reproduced from Hillier, K.W. and Kolsky, H. (1949) An investigation of the dynamic elastic properties of some high polymers. Proc. Phys. Soc. B, 62, 111. Copyright (1949) Institute of Physics.)...

Hillier, K.W and Kolsky, H. (1949) An investigation of the dynamic elastic properties of some high polymers. Proc. Phys. Soc. B, 62, 111 Kolsky, H. (1960) Structural Mechanics, Pergamon Press, Oxford. 

Hillier, K.W. (1961) Measurement of dynamic elastic properties, in Progress in Solid Mechanics (eds I.N. Sneddon and R. Hill), North-HoUand, Amsterdam, pp. 199-243. 

Ed.), Rock Mechanics Theory and Practice. AIME, New York, pp. 329-351. Chapter 19. King, M.S., 1983. Static and dynamic elastic properties of rocks from the Canadian Shield. Int. J. Rock Mech. Min. Sci. 20 (5), 237-241. 

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