弹性地基上四边自由Reissner矩形中厚板的有限积分变换法

将弹性地基视为Winkler模型,利用二维有限积分变换的方法推导出了弹性地基上四边自由矩形中厚板位移和内力的精确解.由于在求解过程中不需要预先人为选取位移函数,而是从弹性地基上中厚板的基本方程出发,直接利用有限积分变换的数学方法求出可以完全满足四边自由边界条件,弹性地基上矩形中厚板问题的精确解,使得问题的求解更加合理.最后通过计算实例验证了所采用方法及所推导出的公式的正确性.     

基于等效系统假定的变厚度板弯曲广义积分变换解

针对等厚度薄板的弯曲问题,研究人员已给出了基于不同数值算法的经典数值解。针对变厚度薄板弯曲问题的解答较少,且以有限元数值模拟计算为主,计算耗时较大。本文基于广义积分变换原理建立了求解变厚度等效系统的广义积分变换算法,分析了线性和二次变化的变厚度板在多种边界条件下的弯曲问题,利用文献已发表结果同本文建立的广义积分变换解进行验证。计算结果表明,本文建立的基于广义积分变换的变厚度板弯曲求解方法具有较高准确性。同时,通过参数化分析手段,分别利用广义积分变换方法和有限元数值模拟方法讨论了不同边界约束和长宽比等条件对中心点处挠度的影响,计算结果具有较好的一致性,证明本文建立的广义积分变换方法可用于求解变厚度板弯曲问题,且具有较高的准确性。     

矩形悬臂薄板的解析解

首先把弹性薄板弯曲问题的控制方程表示成为Hamilton正则方程,然后利用辛几何方法对全状态相变量进行分离变量,求出其本征值后,再按本征函数展开的方法求出矩形悬臂薄板的解析解。由于在求解过程中不需要事先人为地选取挠度函数,而是从薄板弯曲的基本方程出发,直接利用数学的方法求出可以满足其边界条件的这类问题的解析解,使得问题的求解更加理论化和合理化。文中的最后还给出了计算实例来验证本文所采用的方法以及所推导出的公式的正确性。     

损伤弹性薄板的弯曲

通过损伤弹性薄板的变分方法,推导了损伤弹性薄板弯曲的运动控制方程．选取满足边界条件的挠度函数,采用Ritz法和 Galerkin法,将原问题转化为线性方程组的求解．通过算例分析,得到y=b/2处挠度和损伤随x的变化曲线,结果表明损伤薄板中任一点的位移总是大于无损薄板中的位移．     

带源参数的二维热传导反问题的无网格方法

利用无网格有限点法求解带源参数的二维热传导反问题，推导了相应的离散方程. 与 其它基于网格的方法相比，有限点法采用移动最小二乘法构造形函数，只需要节点信息，不 需要划分网格，用配点法离散控制方程，可以直接施加边界条件，不需要在区域内部求积分. 用有限点法求解二维热传导反问题具有数值实现简单、计算量小、可以任意布置节点等优点. 最后通过算例验证了该方法的有效性.     

四边固支矩形弹性薄板的精确解析解

利用辛几何方法本文推导出了四边固支矩形弹性薄板弯曲问题的精确解析解.由于在求解过程中不需要事先人为的选取挠度函数,而是从弹性薄板的基本方程出发,首先将矩形薄板弯曲问题表示成Hamilton正则方程,然后利用分离变量和本征函数展开的方法求出可以完全满足四边固支边界条件的精确解析解.本文中所采用的方法突破了传统的半逆法的限制,使得问题的求解更加合理化.文中还给出了计算实例来证明推导结果的正确性.     

广义有限差分法求解Kirchhoff和Winkler薄板弯曲问题

本文将广义有限差分法用于数值计算Kirchhoff板和Winkler板的弯曲问题.广义有限差分法是基于最小二乘原理的一种区域型无网格方法. 相比于传统的网格类数值解法,广义有限差分法无需网格生成且无需数值积分.通过数值实验结果表明,广义有限差分法可以有效地求解两类薄板在不同横向荷载作用下的弯曲问题.     

Winkler地基上各向异性薄板弯曲的精确解-广义积分变换解

外界载荷作用下复合材料薄板的弯曲行为是工程重点关注的问题之一。针对各向同性和正交各向异性的薄板弯曲问题,研究人员已给出了经典数值解。由于计算的复杂性,针对各向异性薄板弯曲问题的解答较少。本文从薄板弯曲问题的控制方程出发,建立符合该问题的辅助特征方程,并确定相应的特征值和特征函数。利用广义积分变换的思想,建立了求解非正交铺层条件下各向异性薄板弯曲问题的数值算法,给出了各向异性薄板弯曲的精确解。与其他文献结果比较发现,该方法具有较好的收敛性和准确性。     

弯曲波对含多圆孔薄板的散射与动应力集中

采用复变函数法和多极坐标方法,研究了弯曲波对含有多圆孔薄板的散射问题。通过板的弯曲波动方程和内力方程的推导,求出在入射弯曲波条件下该问题的一般解的函数逼近序列和边界条件的表达式。用展开正交函数的方法将待解的问题归结为对一组无穷代数方程组的求解。最后,给出了含3圆孔薄板的孔边动应力集中系数的结果,并分析了孔间距和波数对动应力分布的影响。     

混合边界约束多层矩形薄板的自由振动解析解研究

构造带有补充项的双重正弦傅里叶级数作为振型函数通解,来研究混合边界约束多层矩形薄板的自由振动特性。考虑振型函数中待定常数的物理意义,再结合多层矩形薄板的边界条件,简化得到了具体混合边界约束多层矩形薄板的振型函数。结合控制方程、未用的边界条件和协调条件,建立了求解频率的解析方程组,将其转化为广义特征值问题求其量纲为一的频率。选取参数计算并与文献结果进行了对比,二者吻合良好,证明了本文所采用方法以及提出通解的正确性。该通解不但可以满足多层矩形薄板的任意边界约束条件,而且其中的各个待定常数具有明确的物理意义,同时该通解也能用于研究多层矩形薄板的弯曲和稳定问题,从而使得多层矩形薄板问题的求解简单化、统一化、规律化。     

NON-AXISYMMETRIC MIXED BOUNDARY VALUE PROBLEM FOR DYNAMIC INTERACTION BETWEEN SATURATED POROUS FOUNDATION AND RECTANGULAR PLATE$^{\bf 1)}$

在同一界面的不同区域具有多种边界条件, 称之为混合边界, 这是一个熟知的力学问题. 对这类问题进行精确分析时, 必须要进行混合边值问题的求解. 而对于一般的三维非轴对称情形, 混合边值问题的求解往往存在数学困难. 本文利用Hilbert定理和双重Fourier变换, 给出了一种求解三维非轴对称混合边值问题的解析方法, 利用该方法对具有混合透水边界的饱和多孔地基上矩形板的振动弯曲进行了解析研究(板与地基接触面为不透水边界, 其余为透水边界). 首先, 基于Kirchhoff理论和Biot多孔介质理论建立矩形板与饱和多孔地基的动力控制方程, 进行耦合求解. 针对板土接触面和非接触面的混合边值问题, 采用双重Fourier变换构造出两对二维对偶积分方程, 以接触应力和接触面孔隙压力为基本未知量, 用Jacobi正交多项式将未知量展开, 再利用Schmidt法对二维对偶积分方程完成求解, 最终推导出板土系统在动力作用下的位移和应力解析式. 通过将本文计算模型退化为单一弹性地基, 与已有研究结果进行对比, 验证了本文方法的正确性和有效性. 最后, 通过数值算例, 对饱和多孔地基上矩形板的动力响应及参数影响做出分析和讨论. 此外, 本文提出的解析法具有一般性, 可广泛应用于复杂接触问题和多场耦合问题的求解.     

饱和多孔地基与矩形板动力相互作用的非轴对称混合边值问题

在同一界面的不同区域具有多种边界条件, 称之为混合边界, 这是一个熟知的力学问题. 对这类问题进行精确分析时, 必须要进行混合边值问题的求解. 而对于一般的三维非轴对称情形, 混合边值问题的求解往往存在数学困难. 本文利用Hilbert定理和双重Fourier变换, 给出了一种求解三维非轴对称混合边值问题的解析方法, 利用该方法对具有混合透水边界的饱和多孔地基上矩形板的振动弯曲进行了解析研究(板与地基接触面为不透水边界, 其余为透水边界). 首先, 基于Kirchhoff理论和Biot多孔介质理论建立矩形板与饱和多孔地基的动力控制方程, 进行耦合求解. 针对板土接触面和非接触面的混合边值问题, 采用双重Fourier变换构造出两对二维对偶积分方程, 以接触应力和接触面孔隙压力为基本未知量, 用Jacobi正交多项式将未知量展开, 再利用Schmidt法对二维对偶积分方程完成求解, 最终推导出板土系统在动力作用下的位移和应力解析式. 通过将本文计算模型退化为单一弹性地基, 与已有研究结果进行对比, 验证了本文方法的正确性和有效性. 最后, 通过数值算例, 对饱和多孔地基上矩形板的动力响应及参数影响做出分析和讨论. 此外, 本文提出的解析法具有一般性, 可广泛应用于复杂接触问题和多场耦合问题的求解.      

Some uses of Green's theorem in solving the Navier–Stokes equations

This paper gives a review of methods where Green's theorem may be employed in solving numerically the Navier–Stokes equations for incompressible fluid motion. They are based on the concept of using the theorem to transform local boundary conditions given on the boundary of a closed region in the solution domain into global, or integral, conditions taken over it. Two formulations of the Navier–Stokes equations are considered: that in terms of the streamfunction and vorticity for two-dimensional motion and that in terms of the primitive variables of the velocity components and the pressure. In the first formulation overspecification of conditions for the streamfunction is utilized to obtain conditions of integral type for the vorticity and in the second formulation integral conditions for the pressure are found. Some illustrations of the principle of the method are given in one space dimension, including some derived from two-dimensional flows using the series truncation method. In particular, an illustration is given of the calculation of surface vorticity for two-dimensional flow normal to a flat plate. An account is also given of the implementation of these methods for general two-dimensional flows in both of the mentioned formulations and a numerical illustration is given.     

Exact solutions of multi-term fractional difusion-wave equations with Robin type boundary conditions

General exact solutions in terms of wavelet expansion are obtained for multiterm time-fractional difusion-wave equations with Robin type boundary conditions. By proposing a new method of integral transform for solving boundary value problems, such fractional partial diferential equations are converted into time-fractional ordinary diferential equations, which are further reduced to algebraic equations by using the Laplace transform. Then, with a wavelet-based exact formula of Laplace inversion, the resulting exact solutions in the Laplace transform domain are reversed to the time-space domain. Three examples of wave-difusion problems are given to validate the proposed analytical method.     

Exact solutions of multi-term fractional diffusion-wave equations with Robin type boundary conditions

General exact solutions in terms of wavelet expansion are obtained for multi- term time-fractional diffusion-wave equations with Robin type boundary conditions. By proposing a new method of integral transform for solving boundary value problems, such fractional partial differential equations are converted into time-fractional ordinary differ- ential equations, which are further reduced to algebraic equations by using the Laplace transform. Then, with a wavelet-based exact formula of Laplace inversion, the resulting exact solutions in the Laplace transform domain are reversed to the time-space domain. Three examples of wave-diffusion problems are given to validate the proposed analytical method.     

Analytical bending solutions of free orthotropic rectangular thin plates under arbitrary loading

This paper presents the analytical solutions for the bending of orthotropic rectangular thin plates by the double finite integral transform, which, as an effective tool in solving plate problems, should have received attention. As a representative and difficult problem in the theory of plates, free plates’ bending is successfully solved to demonstrate the accuracy of the method by comparing the present analytical solutions with those from the literature as well as those by the finite element method. With the proper integral transform kernels, the proposed solution procedure is applicable to the bending of orthotropic rectangular plates with all combinations of simply supported, clamped and free boundary conditions, which serves as an elegant approach to analytical solutions of plate bending problems.     

Dynamic analysis of functionally graded plates using the hybrid Fourier-Laplace transform under thermomechanical loading

In this study, the analytical solution is presented for dynamic response of a simply supported functionally graded rectangular plate subjected to a lateral thermomechanical loading. The first-order and third-order shear deformation theories and the hybrid Fourier-Laplace transform method are used. The material properties of the plate, except Poisson’s ratio, are assumed to be graded in the thickness direction according to a power-law distribution in terms of the volume fractions of the constituents. The plate is subjected to a heat flux on the bottom surface and convection on the upper surface. A third-order polynomial temperature profile is considered across the plate thickness with unknown constants. The constants are obtained by substituting the profile into the energy equation and applying the Galerkin method. The obtained temperature profile is considered along with the equations of motion. The governing partial differential equations are solved using the finite Fourier transformation method. Using the Laplace transform, the unknown variables are obtained in the Laplace domain. Applying the analytical Laplace inverse method, the solution in the time domain is derived. The computed results for static, free vibration, and dynamic problems are presented for different power law indices for a plate with simply supported boundary conditions. The results are validated with the known data reported in the literature. Furthermore, the results calculated by the analytical Laplace inversion method are compared with those obtained by the numerical Newmark method.     

Bézier curves in the modification of boundary integral equations (BIE) for potential boundary-values problems

The paper presents a modification of the classical boundary integral equation method (BIEM) for two-dimensional potential boundary values problems. The proposed modification consists in describing the boundary geometry by means of Bézier curves. As a result of this analytical modification of the BIEM, a new parametric integral equation system (PIES) was obtained. The kernels of these equations include the geometry of the boundary. This new PIES is no longer defined on the boundary, as in the case of the BIEM, but on the straight line for any given domain. The solution of the new PIES does not require a boundary discretization since it can be reduced merely to an approximation of boundary functions. To solve this PIES a pseudospectral method has been proposed and the results obtained were compared with exact solutions.     

Boundary element analysis of anisotropic Kirchhoff plates

In this paper, the radial integration method is used to obtain a boundary element formulation without any domain integral for general anisotropic plate bending problems. Two integral equations are used and the unknown variables are assumed to be constant along each boundary element. The domain integral which arises from a transversely applied load is exactly transformed into a boundary integral by a radial integration technique. Uniformly and linearly distributed loads are considered. Several computational examples concerning orthotropic and general anisotropic plate bending problems are presented. The results show good agreement with analytical and finite element results available in the literature.     

Linear water wave propagation through multiple floating elastic plates of variable properties

We investigate the problem of linear water wave propagation under a set of elastic plates of variable properties. The problem is two-dimensional, but we allow the waves to be incident from an angle. Since the properties of the elastic plates can be set arbitrarily, the solution method can also be applied to model regions of open water as well as elastic plates. We assume that the boundary conditions at the plate edges are the free boundary conditions, although the method could be extended straightforwardly to cover other possible boundary conditions. The solution method is based on an eigenfunction expansion under each elastic plate and on matching these expansions at each plate boundary. We choose the number of matching conditions so that we have fewer equations than unknowns. The extra equations are found by applying the free-edge boundary conditions. We show that our results agree with previous work and that they satisfy the energy balance condition. We also compare our results with a series of experiments using floating elastic plates, which were performed in a two-dimensional wave tank.