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Elastic Contact for a Flat Punch

For a cylindrical flat punch indenting an elastic half-space with the flat side parallel to the plane of the half-space, the contact area is simply given by na, where a is the radius of the cylinder. For an applied load P, the indentation 8 (i.e., the change in distance of the center points beyond the first contact of the bodies) of the punch becomes [Pg.227]

E and v are the Young s modulus and Poisson s ratio of the half space material. The indentation of a flat punch on an elastic half-space is proportional to the applied load. The contact area stays constant independent of load. We obtain a linear relation between load and displacement with an effective spring constant of E a/(l — v ) = E a. The vertical surface displacement Az(r) of the elastic half-space is given by [Pg.227]

2) Heinrich Hertz, 1857-1984 German physicist, professor in Karlruhe and Bonn. [Pg.227]

Since we have assumed frictionless contact, the surface of the elastic half-space is free to slide below the indenting punch. The radial displacement of the surface within the contact area is given by [Pg.228]

The radial displacement outside the punch area is given by l-2v) l + v)Fi, [Pg.229]


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