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Method of Calculating Plates Subjected to an Inertial Load Moving at a Variable Speed

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A method is proposed for calculating plates under an inertial load moving at a variable speed. Test problems of impact effect and motion of a load at a variable speed on a freely supported rectangular plate are considered. Nonlinear contact of the load and plate is modeled. The problem of interaction of a transport system moving in the braking mode after landing on an elastically supported extended plate is examined.

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Ivanchenko, I.I. Method of Calculating Plates Subjected to an Inertial Load Moving at a Variable Speed. Mech. Solids 57, 2111–2122 (2022). https://doi.org/10.3103/S0025654422080167

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