Equation of a Plate: Wave Equation for Road Impact

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The discussion focuses on formulating the wave equation for a road impacted by a singular force. Participants inquire about the load direction, clarifying that the impact is perpendicular to the road surface. There is an emphasis on understanding how this orientation affects the wave propagation in the material. The need for a precise mathematical model to describe the impact's effects on the road structure is highlighted. Overall, the conversation seeks to develop a comprehensive approach to analyzing road impact dynamics.
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Hey, does anyone have any ideas how to formulate the wave equation for a road subjected to a singular impact?
 
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engineer888 said:
Hey, does anyone have any ideas how to formulate the wave equation for a road subjected to a singular impact?

Hi- how is the load direction (is the impact aligned on the rod axis)?
 
umm the load is perpindicular to the road surface.
 
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