Large deformations of a rubber sphere under diametral compression. (Part 1: Theoretical analysis of press approach, contact radius and lateral extension)

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Concerning the largely deformed shapes of a soft rubber sphere created by impact or compression, some interesting phenomena are observed which cannot be explained by the Hertz theory. To understand such phenomena, this paper presents a recently proposed theory and another new theory for estimating the contact stresses and deformations of a solid rubber sphere under diametral compression, placing an emphasis on press approach, radial extension of its contact areas, and lateral extension of its free surface.

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Tatara, Y. (1993). Large deformations of a rubber sphere under diametral compression. (Part 1: Theoretical analysis of press approach, contact radius and lateral extension). JSME International Journal, Series A: Mechanics and Material Engineering, 36(2), 190–196. https://doi.org/10.1299/jsmea1993.36.2_190

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