Simplified dynamic analysis of stepped thickness rectangular plate structures by the assumed mode method (CROSBI ID 236844)
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Podaci o odgovornosti
Cho, Dae Seung ; Kim, Byung Hee ; Kim, Jin Hyeong ; Vladimir, Nikola ; Choi, Tae Muk
engleski
Simplified dynamic analysis of stepped thickness rectangular plate structures by the assumed mode method
In this article, the assumed mode method is applied to simplified dynamic analysis of stepped thickness rectangular Mindlin plates and stiffened panels with arbitrary boundary conditions. The natural and frequency responses of stepped thickness plate structures subjected to harmonic point excitation force and enforced acceleration at boundaries, respectively, are considered. Potential and kinetic energies of the system are formulated and used to derive eigenvalue problem utilizing Lagrange’s equation of motion, and mode superposition method is further used for forced response assessment. Characteristic orthogonal polynomials having the property of Timoshenko beam functions are used for the assumed modes. Numerical examples analysing vibration of stepped thickness plate structures with different topologies and various sets of boundary conditions are provided. Numerical results are compared with the results from the relevant literature and finite element solutions obtained by a general finite element tool, and a very good agreement is achieved. Hence, it is expected that stepped rectangular plate structures satisfying the prescribed criteria regarding natural and frequency responses can be efficiently designed based on the proposed method.
Mindlin plate theory, stepped thickness, assumed mode method, mode superposition method, excitation force, enforced boundary displacement
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Podaci o izdanju
231 (1)
2017.
177-187
objavljeno
1475-0902
10.1177/1475090216630001
Povezanost rada
Brodogradnja, Građevinarstvo, Strojarstvo