History Of Continuum Mechanics

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The history of Continuum Mechanics is traced from the early work of the Hellenic period up to the present century. This history is based upon early work in statics, deformable solids, dynamics, fluid mechanics and aerodynamics. The unifying theory of continuum mechanics came in the 1900s combined with the advances in thermodynamics and rheology. Truesdell was the major force to develop this unifying theory. This history has tried to summarize the major contributes to the development of continuum mechanics but so many contributed to the field that many have been over looked and only the individuals who made major contributions are listed. Many of the advances in new analytical methods that have their birth in the study of continuum mechanics Jialai Wang and Shixin Zeng (2008) [17] developed an analytical model to predict thermal stresses in solder bonded biomaterial assemblies and also analyzed a tensile peeling stress along the interface between the layer with a smaller coefficient of thermal expansion and the adhesive. Yujun Wen and Cemal Basaran (2004) [18] worked on orthotropic material interfacial stresses in multi-layered microelectronic packaging are responsible for delaminationrelated failures especially during manufacturing. Materials with different coefficients of thermal expansion (CTE) and stiffness are bonded together to form laminated stacks in microelectronic packaging. Halil Aykul and Sami Kaya (2010) [19] analyzed a low-density polyethylene thermoplastic composite beam, reinforced with steel fibers, which is loaded by a single force at its free end. They considered a closed-form solution is performed by satisfying both governing differential equation for an anisotropic system and boundary conditions. Anna Rudawska (2010) [20] presented the results of the testing of adhesive joint strength of F.S. Jumbo, I.A. Ashcroft,A.D. Crocombe,M.M Abdel Wahab (2010) [21] were investigated on metal- epoxy bi-material joint on the effect of temperature. Xiaocong He (2011) [22] reviewed adhesively bonded joints in terms of static loading analysis, environmental behaviors, fatigue loading analysis and dynamic characteristics of the adhesively bonded joints and the increasing complex joint geometry and predicted its three-dimensional nature combine to increase the difficulty of obtaining an overall system of governing equations for predicting the mechanical properties of the adhesively bonded joints. Ali Ozturk and Mufit Gulgec (2011) [23] determined elastic–plastic deformation of a solid cylinder with fixed ends, made of functionally graded material (FGM) with uniform internal heat generation is investigated, based on Tresca’s yield criterion and its associated flow rule, considering four of the material properties to vary radially according to a parabolic form. R.S. Taufika and S. Sulaiman (2013) [24] presented the development of thermal expansion model for casted Aluminum silicon carbide. Here, the thermal

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