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https://github.com/edgar-mendonca/stress-from-impact-of-an-elastic-sphere-against-a-solid-rod

Deformation kinematics during the impact of a ball on a bar. This application provides a solution for Hertzian contact theory for the impact of a solid sphere against a solid bar. The solution is provided following a nonlinear differential equation governs the stress pulse created in the bar. The code is written in MATLAB. The user interface was developed using MATLAB's App Designer interface.
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Deformation kinematics during the impact of a ball on a bar. This application provides a solution for Hertzian contact theory for the impact of a solid sphere against a solid bar. The solution is provided following a nonlinear differential equation governs the stress pulse created in the bar. The code is written in MATLAB. The user interface was developed using MATLAB's App Designer interface.

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# Stress from Impact of an Elastic Sphere against a Solid Rod
Deformation kinematics during the impact of a ball on a bar. This application provides a solution for Hertzian contact theory for the impact of a solid sphere against a solid bar. The solution is provided following a nonlinear differential equation governs the stress pulse created in the bar. The code is written in MATLAB. The user interface was developed using MATLAB's App Designer interface.

**Note**: Requires Symbolic Math Toolbox to Perform symbolic math computations downloadble from Matlab toolbox section.

## Nomenclature
![ballbarnom](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67676399/150388720-bbc97859-db05-4a5b-b21f-fa6d6bf17697.jpg)

### For Bar:
ρ = Density (kg/m3)

R = Radius of bar (m)

C = Speed of stress wave (m/s)

E1 = Young's Modulus of bar material (N/m2)

v1 = Poissons ratio of bar material

t = Charateristic time/cycle time (s)

### For Ball:
r = radius of material (m)

E2 = Young's Modulus of ball material (N/m2)

v2 = Poissons ratio of ball material

## Setup
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/67676399/149945855-c9634663-ec22-4984-9278-74819a652ee3.png)

## Version: 2.0
Last Updated: **24/7/2020**

Total Versions: **2**