考虑剪切变形的矩形截面薄壁杆件畸变分析

在以往不考虑剪切变形的畸变分析理论基础上,假设翘曲位移及切向位移的分布函数,考虑剪切变形的影响,利用最小势能原理建立单位均布畸变荷载作用下的畸变角微分方程。采用一般解法对该畸变角微分方程进行求解,并推导求解的初参数法。随之,通过实例验证了本文理论的正确性,结果表明考虑剪切变形的影响大大提高了考虑畸变效应的计算精度。     

考虑剪切变形的薄壁箱梁畸变分析

采用广义坐标法,建立畸变位移模式和几何方程,推导出畸变剪应力;基于混合变分原理,建立了一种新的畸变理论和梁段单元模型,该理论充分考虑了剪切变形的影响。基于新理论,指出了在单箱室箱梁不存在布莱特纯畸变,明确了畸变中心的定义,研究了畸变剪应力成分对剪切变形的影响及其影响程度。结果表明,对于常见的箱梁是可以忽略剪切变形的对畸变效应的影响。     

Non-linear buckling and postbuckling behavior of thin-walled beams considering shear deformation

The static stability of thin-walled composite beams, considering shear deformation and geometrical non-linear coupling, subjected to transverse external force has been investigated in this paper. The theory is formulated in the context of large displacements and rotations, through the adoption of a shear deformable displacement field (accounting for bending and warping shear) considering moderate bending rotations and large twist. This non-linear formulation is used for analyzing the prebuckling and postbuckling behavior of simply supported, cantilever and fixed-end beams subjected to different load condition. Ritz's method is applied in order to discretize the non-linear differential system and the resultant algebraic equations are solved by means of an incremental Newton-Rapshon method. The numerical results show that the beam loses its stability through a stable symmetric bifurcation point and the postbuckling strength is in relation with the buckling load value. Classical predictions of lateral buckling are conservative when the prebuckling displacements are not negligible and the non-linear buckling analysis is required for reliable solutions. The analysis is supplemented by investigating the effects of the variation of load height parameter. In addition, the critical load values and postbuckling response obtained with the present beam model are compared with the results obtained with a shell finite element model (Abaqus).     

Approximate vibration analysis of laminated curved panel using higher-order shear deformation theory

An approximate analysis for free vibration of a laminated curved panel (shell) with four edges simply supported (SS2), is presented in this paper. The transverse shear deformation is considered by using a higher-order shear deformation theory. For solving the highly coupled partial differential governing equations and associated boundary conditions, a set of solution functions in the form of double trigonometric Fourier series, which are required to satisfy the geometry part of the considered boundary conditions, is assumed in advance. By applying the Galerkin procedure both to the governing equations and to the natural boundary conditions not satisfied by the assumed solution functions, an approximate solution, capable of providing a reliable prediction for the global response of the panel, is obtained. Numerical results of antisymmetric angle-ply as well as symmetric cross-ply and angle-ply laminated curved panels are presented and discussed.     

Nonlinear deformation of thin-walled shells with local loads

S. P. Timoshenko Institute of Mechanics, National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine, Kiev. Translated from Prikladnaya Mekhanika, Vol. 30, No. 10, pp. 50–55, October, 1994.     

A new non-linear higher-order shear deformation theory for large-amplitude vibrations of laminated doubly curved shells

A consistent higher-order shear deformation non-linear theory is developed for shells of generic shape, taking geometric imperfections into account. The geometrically non-linear strain-displacement relationships are derived retaining full non-linear terms in the in-plane displacements; they are presented in curvilinear coordinates in a formulation ready to be implemented. Then, large-amplitude forced vibrations of a simply supported, laminated circular cylindrical shell are studied (i) by using the developed theory, and (ii) keeping only non-linear terms of the von Kármán type. Results show that inaccurate results are obtained by keeping only non-linear terms of the von Kármán type for vibration amplitudes of about two times the shell thickness for the studied case.     

Analysis of thin-walled curved box beam under in-plane flexure

A higher-order one-dimensional analysis of the in-plane flexural deformation of thin-walled curved box beams is carried out. The main contribution of the present work is to consider an additional degree of freedom accounting for the in-plane distortional deformation of the thin-walled cross section that is accompanied by the in-plane bending deformation. Especially, we develop a systematic procedure to determine this bending distortion and formulate a higher-order beam theory including this additional degree of freedom. The significant contribution of the bending distortion to the beam flexibility is clearly demonstrated through several case studies.     

Variational formulation of stability problems for thin-walled members

Summary The governing equations for thin-walled members subjected to axial force, biaxial bending and torsion are formulated by variational method. The resulting equations differ slightly with currently accepted governing equations. Numerical examples are solved for simple problems to illustrate some of the features of the proposed equations.

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Übersicht Die beschreibenden Differentialgleichungen für dünnwandige Bauglieder, die durch achsiale Kräfte, biachsiale Biegung und Torsion beansprucht sind, werden nach einem Variationsverfahren aufgestellt. Die so erhaltenen Gleichungen unterscheiden sich etwas von den zur Zeit üblichen Gleichungen. Um die Eigenschaften der jetzt vorgeschlagenen Gleichungen zu zeigen, werden numerische Ergebnisse für einige einfache Aufgaben angegeben.

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On leave from University of Tokyo, Tokyo Japan.     

剪切和扭转工况下微纳米薄壁蜂窝的等效剪切模量计算

分别针对剪切和扭转两种工况给出了微纳米薄壁蜂窝等效剪切模量的解析计算方法.该方法综合考虑了由面板对芯层的约束导致的高度效应和当蜂窝胞壁厚度进入微纳米量级时引起的尺度效应.首先对蜂窝各胞壁选取了可反映面板约束以及受力状态的三角级数位移场,然后在本构关系中引入修正偶应力理论以描述尺度效应,最后应用能量均匀化方法求得蜂窝的等效剪切模量.以典型六边形蜂窝为例,给出了完整的计算过程和结果.与文献中的等效剪切模量结果进行对比,讨论了不同工况下等效剪切模量随芯层高度和胞壁厚度的变化趋势,以及高度效应和尺度效应之间的相互影响.     

An asymptotic non-linear model for thin-walled rods with strongly curved open cross-section

In this paper, we present a non-linear one-dimensional model for thin-walled rods with open strongly curved cross-section, obtained by asymptotic methods. A dimensional analysis of the non-linear three-dimensional equilibrium equations lets appear dimensionless numbers which reflect the geometry of the structure and the level of applied forces. For a given force level, the order of magnitude of the displacements and the corresponding one-dimensional model are deduced by asymptotic expansions.     

Free vibration and spatial stability of non-symmetric thin-walled curved beams with variable curvatures

An improved formulation for free vibration and spatial stability of non-symmetric thin-walled curved beams is presented based on the displacement field considering variable curvature effects and the second-order terms of finite-semitangential rotations. By introducing Vlasov’s assumptions and integrating over the non-symmetric cross-section, the total potential energy is consistently derived from the principle of virtual work for a continuum. In this formulation, all displacement parameters and the warping function are defined at the centroid axis and also thickness-curvature effects and Wagner effect are accurately taken into account. For F.E. analysis, a thin-walled curved beam element is developed using the third-order Hermitian polynomials. In order to illustrate the accuracy and the practical usefulness of the present method, numerical solutions by this study are presented with the results analyzed by ABAQUS’ shell elements. Particularly, the effect of arch rise to span length ratio is investigated on vibrational and buckling behaviour of non-symmetric curved beams.     

Interfacial stresses in curved members bonded with a thin plate

The use of steel plates or externally bonded fibre-reinforced polymer laminates for flexural strengthening of concrete, masonry, timber or metallic structures is a technique that has become very popular. The effectiveness of this technique hinges heavily on the performance of the bond between the strengthening plate and the substrate, which has been the subject of many existing studies. In particular, the interfacial stresses between a beam and a soffit plate within the linear elastic range have been addressed by numerous analytical investigations. Surprisingly, none of these investigations has examined interfacial stresses in members with a curved soffit, despite that such members are often found in practice. This paper presents an analytical model for the interfacial stresses between a curved member of uniform section size and a thin plate bonded to its soffit. The governing differential equations for the interfacial shear and normal stresses are formulated and then solved with appropriate simplifying assumptions. Two numerical examples are presented to illustrate the effect of the curvature of the member on the interfacial stress distributions in a simply supported curved beam for the two cases of a point load and a uniformly distributed load. The analytical solution is verified by comparing its predictions with those from a finite element model.     

Geometrical nonlinear analysis of thin-walled composite beams using finite element method based on first order shear deformation theory

Based on a seven-degree-of-freedom shear deformable beam model, a geometrical nonlinear analysis of thin-walled composite beams with arbitrary lay-ups under various types of loads is presented. This model accounts for all the structural coupling coming from both material anisotropy and geometric nonlinearity. The general nonlinear governing equations are derived and solved by means of an incremental Newton–Raphson method. A displacement-based one-dimensional finite element model that accounts for the geometric nonlinearity in the von Kármán sense is developed to solve the problem. Numerical results are obtained for thin-walled composite beam under vertical load to investigate the effects of fiber orientation, geometric nonlinearity, and shear deformation on the axial–flexural–torsional response.     

Kinematic analysis of a rolling tensegrity structure with spatially curved members

In this work, a tensegrity structure with spatially curved members is applied as rolling locomotion system. The actuation of the structure allows a variation of the originally cylindrical shape to a conical shape. Moreover, the structure is equipped with internal movable masses to control the position of the center of mass of the structure. To control the locomotion system a reliable actuation strategy is required. Therefore, the kinematics of the system considering the nonholonomic constraints are derived in this paper. Based on the resulting insight in the locomotion behavior a feasible actuation strategy is designed to control the trajectory of the system. To verify this approach kinematic analyses are evaluated numerically. The simulation data confirm the path following due to an appropriate shape change of the tensegrity structure. Thus, this system enables a two-dimensional rolling locomotion.

     

Measurement techniques in the testing of thin-walled structural members

The paper describes methods for measuring displacements and end moments in the testing of thin-walled columns. The complete spatial deformation of a column can be captured by using local and overall deformation measurement frames. The local frame involves spring-loaded levers and roller bearings to mount the frame on to the specimen. The overall frame slides along high-precision shafts using linear ball bearings. Fixed-ended bearings are used to measure minor and major axis bending moments as well as the applied load. The bearings allow the line of action of the applied force to be determined.     

Cross-sectional warping and precision of the first-order shear deformation theory for vibrations of transversely functionally graded curved beams

The warping may become an important factor for the precise transverse vibrations of curved beams. Thus, the first aim of this study is to specify the structural design parameters where the influence of cross-sectional warping becomes great and the first-order shear deformation theory lacks the precision necessary. The outof-plane vibrations of the first-order shear deformation theory are compared with the warping-included vibrations as the curvature and/or thickness increase for symmetric and as...     

计及剪切变形的Timoshenko梁的刚-柔耦合动力学

研究带中心刚体的Timoshenko梁的刚-柔耦合动力学问题。从力学的基本原理出发,基于Timoshenko梁假设,用虚功原理建立了带中心刚体的柔性梁的刚-柔耦合动力学方程。仿真计算结果表明,随着梁的惯量矩和横截面积比逐渐增大,剪切变形对梁的刚-柔耦合动力学性态产生了一定的影响。此外,本文还对不计剪切变形的Euler-Bernoulli梁假设的适用性进行了研究。     

Nonlinear analysis of members curved in space with warping and Wagner effects

The centroidal axis of a member that is curved in space is generally a space curve. The curvature of the space curve is not necessarily in the direction of either of the principal axes of the cross-section, but can be resolved into components in the directions of both of these principal axes. Hence, a member curved in space is primarily subjected to combined compressive, biaxial bending and torsional actions under vertical (or gravity) loading. In addition, warping actions in particular may occur in curved members with an open thin-walled cross-section, and as the deformations increase, significant interactions of the compressive, biaxial bending and torsional actions occur and profoundly nonlinear deformations are developed in the nonlinear range of structural response. This makes the nonlinear behaviour of a member curved in space very complicated, making it difficult to obtain a consistent differential equation of equilibrium for the nonlinear analysis of members curved in space. In addition, because torsion is one of the primary actions in these members, when the torsional deformations become large, the Wagner effects including both Wagner moment and the conjugate Wagner strain terms are increasingly significant and need to be included in the nonlinear analysis. This paper takes advantage of the merits of so-called “geometrically exact beam theory” and the weak form formulation of the differential equations of equilibrium in beam theory, and it develops consistent differential equations of equilibrium for the nonlinear elastic analysis of members curved in space with warping and Wagner effects. The application of the nonlinear differential equations of equilibrium to various problems is illustrated.     

Free torsion of thin-walled structural members of open- and closed-sections

Free torsion of thin-walled structures of open- and closed-sections is a classical elastic mechanics problem, which, in literature, is often solved by the method of membrane analogy. The method of membrane analogy, however, can be only applied to structures of a single material. If the structure consists of both open- and closed-sections, the method of membrane analogy is difficult to be applied. In this paper, a new method is presented for solving the free torsion of thin-walled structures of open- and/or closed- sections with multiple materials. By utilizing a simple statically indeterminate concept, torsional equations are derived based on the equilibrium and compatibility conditions. The method presented here not only is very simple and easy to understand but also can be applied to thin-walled structures of combined open- and closed-sections with multiple materials.