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other:Article Title: The effect of oblique functional gradation to transient thermal stresses in the functionally graded infinite strip Article Snippet: Transient thermal stresses in the strip with boundaries oblique to the functionally graded direction are studied theoretically.. The transient temperature and the transient thermal stresses are derived by the use of the variable separation and the stress function method.. The material properties are assumed to be exponential functions of the position along the functionally graded direction. |