Mathematical models and experimental studies are the basis for the construction of heterogeneous antifreeze

The monograph is devoted to the study of theoretical and experimental patterns that occur during dynamic and quasistatic effects on heterogeneous antifriction composite materials. Theoretical studies were conducted on the basis of model tasks, the solutions of which are built by the development of approaches used to solve mixed problems of elasticity, contact problems in dynamic and quasistatic production for bases equipped with microstructure. The theoretical conclusions are confirmed by field experiments performed by modern means and methods, as well as the results obtained within the framework of other models. At the same time, the microstructure of heterogeneous media with discrete and continuous phases was taken into account as part of the models of micromechanics and bio-frenceles. The issues of non -destructive control of identification of defects in the form of cavities in anisotropic multiphase media are also considered.
The book is addressed to scientific and engineering and technical workers, graduate students specializing in the field of elastic theory, contact interactions mechanics, continuous media mechanics, experimental mechanics, material science, and tribology