Propagation of Longitudinal Mechanical Waves in an Elastic Region of Triangular Shape

As is known, various external dynamic effects (including seismic and seismic-explosive) on the elastic medium of deformable solid bodies create oscillatory processes that cause the phenomena of wave formation. The dynamic dynamics of the device is a matter of principle, but it is not a matter of principle. Doing so may result in fire or electric shock and may cause the device to become unstable. Doing so will cause the material to become orthotropic and will result in serious injury or death if the material is damaged.This makes it possible to evaluate the strength (safety, reliability) of the investigated structure in the process of its long-term operation under dynamic loads. It is established that the values of stresses from the influence of longitudinal wave processes are very insignificant. The proposed algorithm for calculating elastic media of triangular shape can be applied to other types of dynamic effects (shock and seismic effects).