受热复合材料层合板的非线性静动态响应分析

基于高阶剪切变形理论，突出考虑横向正应变和横向剪切应变的影响，对受热和外力联合作用下复合材料层合板的非线性静、动态响应进行分析。动态分析时计及了转动惯量的影响，给出了Ｃ°类有限元公式。文中数值算例同现有文献和三维有限元计算结果进行了比较，证明了本文方法的精确、有效性。文中还对层合反的边界条件、纵厚比及铺设角度对非线性动态响应的影响进行了分析。     

复合材料层合板粘弹性固化残余应力分析

基于Ｓｃｈａｐｅｒｙ积分型粘弹性本构关系，推导了考虑横向剪切效应的复合材料层合板线性热粘弹性有限元分析列式，对层合板的粘弹性响应和加工成型过程中的残余应力进行了分析，给出一些有意义的结果     

复合材料层合板粘弹性固化残余应力分析

基于Ｓｃｈａｐｅｒｙ积分型粘弹性本构关系，推导了考虑横向剪切效应的复合材料层合板线性热粘弹性有限元分析列式，对层合板的粘弹性响应和加工成型过程中的残余应力进行了分析，给出了一些有意义的结果。     

含多个分层复合材料层合板后屈曲性态研究

基于Mindlin假定下的大变形板／壳理论，采用参考面单元和虚拟杆单元相结合的非线性有限元方法，建立了分析含多个穿透分层损伤层合板后屈曲行为的有限元计算模型，并给出了考虑接触后非线性屈曲方程的迭代算法，从而研究考虑层间接触效应的多分层层合板的后屈曲性态。文中着重讨论了分层的深度、数目和尺寸对含多分层合板后屈曲性态的影响。大量数值分析结果证明了该模型的有效性，并且得到了一些对层合板结构设计和对含分层损伤层合板评估有益的结论。     

低速冲击下压电层合板的非线性动力响应与疲劳损伤寿命分析

基于损伤力学,考虑压电效应、几何非线性和损伤演化的影响,建立了集中载荷作用下压电层合板的非线性运动微分方程,考虑撞击物与压电层合板之间的弹性接触效应,确定了层合板所承受的冲击力.对此非线性动力问题,采用有限差分法进行求解,且引入损伤层合板单元模型,采用有限元方法模拟了冲击荷载作用下压电层合板的损伤演化.算例中,讨论了撞击物的冲击速度、压电材料以及损伤对压电层合板非线性动力响应的影响,以及周期冲击荷载下冲击速度和压电材料对压电层合板疲劳损伤寿命的影响.     

具有分层损伤的不同加筋形式复合材料层合板的后屈曲性态研究

基于板的一阶剪切理论和V on-K arm an大挠度理论,分别推导了复合材料层合板和层合梁的几何非线性有限元列式,提出了含嵌入分层的复合材料加筋层合板在受压缩载荷作用下的后屈曲有限元分析方法,对在板厚方向具有不同分层位置的加筋板结构进行了有限元数值分析,研究了不同的加筋方式及筋的分布对具有分层损伤的复合材料加筋层合板的后屈曲性态的影响,所得结果对确定在压缩载荷作用下含损伤复合材料加筋层合板的剩余承载能力具有参考价值。     

基于精化高阶理论的层合板热-力问题有限元分析

基于精化高阶理论,建立了层合板有限元模型,编制了相应的MATLAB程序。分析了三层四边简支层合板在力荷载作用下的响应,与解析解吻合良好。分析了热-力共同作用下层合板的响应,与基于ABAQUS软件建立的精细有限元模型计算结果相对比,验证了模型的高效性。研究了跨厚比和铺设方式对层合板层间应力的影响,结果表明:跨厚比对层间应力影响显著,两者之间大致呈反比例函数关系;对称铺设方式可以有效降低层合板中的层间应力。     

复合材料板的几何非线性行为综述

本文概述了利用分析方法了解弹性层合板静态大挠度,后屈曲和非线性动态响应方面的进展.在对称层合板情况下不存在弯曲-拉伸耦合.应用了正交异性板或各向异性板的经典非线性理论,还提供了有关这些板的参考文献.简要评述了许多类型边界条件下一般层合板的非线性剪切变形理论和一般解法.在本综述中讨论的使复合材料板几何非线性行为复杂化的一些影响因素是:横向剪应力和正应力,转动惯量和面内惯量,面内初始边界力,几何缺陷,切口,以及非经典边界条件.      

高阻尼合金胶粘层合板阻尼特性研究

考虑高阻尼合金胶粘层合板中高阻尼合金的阻尼迟滞特性和胶粘剂本构中固化时间影响的关系,进行粘贴阻尼合金板后层合板结构的非线性动力有限元建模。对不同胶粘剂固化时间的高阻尼合金层合板进行数值仿真分析,用有理分式正交多项法结合非线性优化方法对仿真数据进行处理,得到不同胶粘剂固化时间下高阻尼合金层合板的固有频率和模态阻尼比。通过与锤击法模态试验所得高阻尼合金层合板模态参数对比,验证了有限元仿真模型的合理性。通过数值仿真和试验结果分析发现:粘贴阻尼合金板后层合板结构阻尼比有大幅度提高;随着胶粘剂固化时间的增加,层合板阻尼性能增强,瞬态振动也可以得到更快地衰减。表明高阻尼合金层合板的阻尼性能与阻尼合金的应变幅值有关;阻尼合金的应变幅值越大,阻尼合金层合板模态阻尼比越大,对应结构的减振性能越佳。     

复合材料板的几何非线性行为综述

本文概述了利用分析方法了解弹性层合板静态大挠度,后屈曲和非线性动态响应方面的进展.在对称层合板情况下不存在弯曲-拉伸耦合.应用了正交异性板或各向异性板的经典非线性理论,还提供了有关这些板的参考文献.简要评述了许多类型边界条件下一般层合板的非线性剪切变形理论和一般解法.在本综述中讨论的使复合材料板几何非线性行为复杂化的一些影响因素是:横向剪应力和正应力,转动惯量和面内惯量,面内初始边界力,几何缺陷,切口,以及非经典边界条件.     

Dynamic response of an infinite Timoshenko beam on a nonlinear viscoelastic foundation to a moving load

The present paper investigates the dynamic response of infinite Timoshenko beams supported by nonlinear viscoelastic foundations subjected to a moving concentrated force. Nonlinear foundation is assumed to be cubic. The nonlinear governing equations of motion are developed by considering the effects of the shear deformable beams and the shear modulus of foundations at the same time. The differential equations are, respectively, solved using the Adomian decomposition method and a perturbation method in conjunction with complex Fourier transformation. An approximate closed form solution is derived in an integral form based on the presented Green function and the theorem of residues, which is used for the calculation of the integral. The dynamic response distribution along the length of the beam is obtained from the closed form solution. The derivation process demonstrates that two methods for the dynamic response of infinite beams on nonlinear foundations with a moving force give the consistent result. The numerical results investigate the influences of the shear deformable beam and the shear modulus of foundations on dynamic responses. Moreover, the influences on the dynamic response are numerically studied for nonlinearity, viscoelasticity and other system parameters.     

Estimation of stochastic nonlinear dynamic response of rock-fill dams with uncertain material parameters for non-stationary random seismic excitation

This research investigates the effect of uncertain material parameters on the stochastic, dynamic response of a rock-fill dam-foundation system subjected to non-stationary random excitation. The uncertain material parameter of particular interest is the shear modulus, developed from a lognormal distribution model. The stochastic seismic response model of the dam-foundation system, with uncertain material parameters and subjected to random loads is the result of a Monte Carlo simulation method. The nonlinear behavior model arises from an equivalent linear method, which considers the nonlinear variation of soil shear modulus and soil damping as a function of shear strain. Specification of the non-stationary stochastic process arises from a simulation method, which generates artificial earthquake accelerograms obtained from the product of a deterministic function of time and a stationary process. The artificial earthquake ground acceleration records reflect the characteristics of soft, medium and firm soil types. Comparison of the numerical results from these approaches provides stochasticity in earthquake seismic excitation and randomness in material parameter (shear modulus) cases. Further, the results indicate that both these cases generally influence the nonlinear dynamic response of rock-fill dams to a non-stationary seismic excitation.     

Equivalent nonlinear beam model for the 3-D analysis of shear-type buildings: Application to aeroelastic instability

Tower buildings can be very sensitive to dynamic actions and their dynamic analysis is usually carried out numerically through sophisticated finite element models. In this paper, an equivalent nonlinear one-dimensional shear–shear–torsional beam model immersed in a three-dimensional space is introduced to reproduce, in an approximate way, the dynamic behavior of tower buildings. It represents an extension of a linear beam model recently introduced by the authors, accounting for nonlinearities generated by the stretching of the columns. The constitutive law of the beam is identified from a discrete model of a 3D-frame, via a homogenization process, which accounts for the rotation of the floors around the tower axis. The macroscopic shear strain in the equivalent beam is produced by the bending of columns, accompanied by negligible rotation of the floors. A coupled nonlinear shear–torsional mechanical model is thus obtained. The coupling between shear and torsion is related to a non-symmetric layout of the columns, while mechanical nonlinearities are proportional to the slenderness of the columns. The model can be used for the analysis of the response of tower buildings to any kind of dynamic and static excitation. A first application is here presented to investigate the effect of mechanical and aerodynamic coupling on the critical galloping conditions and on the postcritical behavior of tower buildings, based on a quasi-steady model of aerodynamic forces.     

Non-linear rheology of a face-centred cubic phase in a diblock copolymer gel

The viscoelastic behaviour of a poly(oxyethylene)-poly(oxybutylene) diblock copolymer in aqueous solution forming a face-centred cubic (fcc) micellar phase has been investigated using oscillatory shear rheometry. With increasing strain amplitude, the micellar solution was observed to undergo a transition from linear to non-linear behaviour, characterized by strong shear thinning. The non-linear behaviour observed in the stress response was analyzed by Fourier transformation of the waveform. Fourier analysis revealed that the high harmonic contributions to the shear stress response increased with strain amplitude and up to the 81st harmonic was observed for very large amplitudes. The onset of non-linear response as defined from the dependence of isochronal dynamic shear moduli on strain amplitude was found to be in good agreement with that defined by the appearance of a higher harmonic in the stress waveform. The amplitudes of the harmonic coefficients are compared to the predictions of a model for the nonlinear rheological response of a lyotropic cubic mesophase based on the stress response to a periodic lattice potential (Jones and McLeish 1995). It is found that the model is able to account for qualitative trends in the data such as the development of finite higher harmonics with increasing strain, but it does not describe the full frequency and strain dependence of these coefficients. Received: 31 May 2000 Accepted: 21 August 2000     

Dynamic response to a moving load of a Timoshenko beam resting on a nonlinear viscoelastic foundation

The present paper investigates the dynamic response of finite Timoshenko beams resting on a sixparameter foundation subjected to a moving load. It is for the first time that the Galerkin method and its convergence are studied for the response of a Timoshenko beam supported by a nonlinear foundation. The nonlinear Pasternak foundation is assumed to be cubic. Therefore, the efects of the shear deformable beams and the shear deformation of foundations are considered at the same time. The Galerkin method is utilized for discretizing the nonlinear partial differential governing equations of the forced vibration. The dynamic responses of Timoshenko beams are determined via the fourth-order Runge–Kutta method. Moreover, the efects of diferent truncation terms on the dynamic responses of a Timoshenko beam resting on a complex foundation are discussed. The numerical investigations shows that the dynamic response of Timoshenko beams supported by elastic foundations needs super high-order modes. Furthermore, the system parameters are compared to determine the dependence of the convergences of the Galerkin method.     

An analysis of the shear failure of rigid-linear hardening beams under impulsive loading

A theoretical rigid-plastic analysis for the dynamic shear failure of beams under impulsive loading is presented when using a travelling plastic shear hinge model which takes into account material strain hardening. The maximum dynamic shear strain and shear strain-rate can be predicted in addition to the permanent transverse deflections and other parameters. The conditions for the three modes of shear failure, i.e., excess deflection failure, excess shear strain failure and adiabatic shear failure are analyzed. The special case of an infinitesimally small plastic zone is discussed and compared with Nonaka's solution for a rigid, perfectly plastic material. The results can also be generalized to examine the dynamic response of fibre-reinforced beams.     

Nonlinear dynamic response and dynamic buckling of shallow spherical shells with circular hole

In this paper, the nonlinear equations of motion for shallow spherical shells with axisymmetric deformation including transverse shear are derived. The nonlinear static and dynamic response and dynamic buckling of shallow spherical shells with circular hole on elastically restrained edge are investigated. By using the orthogonal point collocation method for space and Newmark-β scheme for time, the displacement functions are separated and the nonlinear differential equations are replaced by linear algebraic equations to seek solutions. The numerical results are presented for different cases and compared with available data.     

ADOMIAN POLYNOMIALS FOR NONLINEAR RESPONSE OF SUPPORTED TIMOSHENKO BEAMS SUBJECTED TO A MOVING HARMONIC LOAD

This paper investigates the steady-state responses of a Timoshenko beam of infinite length supported by a nonlinear viscoelastic Pasternak foundation subjected to a moving harmonic load. The nonlinear viscoelastic foundation is assumed to be a Pasternak foundation with linear-plus-cubic stiffness and viscous damping. Based on Timoshenko beam theory, the nonlinear equations of motion are derived by considering the effects of the shear deformable beams and the shear modulus of foundations at the same time. For the first time, the modified Adomian decomposition method（ADM） is used for solving the response of the beam resting on a nonlinear foundation. By employing the standard ADM and the modified ADM, the nonlinear term is decomposed, respectively. Based on the Green＇s function and the theorem of residues presented,the closed form solutions for those linear iterative equations have been determined via complex Fourier transform. Numerical results indicate that two kinds of ADM predict qualitatively identical tendencies of the dynamic response with variable parameters, but the deflection of beam predicted by the modified ADM is smaller than that by the standard ADM. The influence of the shear modulus of beams and foundation is investigated. The numerical results show that the deflection of Timoshenko beams decrease with an increase of the shear modulus of beams and that of foundations.     

Relaxation effects of slip in shear flow of linear molten polymers

The transient shear response of a linear molten polymer (linear low-density polyethylene) in the nonlinear domain was studied using a true shear (sliding plate) rheometer with different gap spacings to detect slip effects. It was found that nonlinear viscoelasticity is further complicated by wall slip phenomena. Experimental evidence suggested that static slip models coupled with Wagner’s constitutive equation cannot adequately describe the experimental data at large and fast shear deformations. A new dynamic slip model involving multiple slip relaxation times is proposed in this paper, together with a method to assess the model parameters. Significant improvement in predicting the stress response is demonstrated by several examples of start-up of steady shear and large-amplitude oscillatory tests of a linear low-density polyethylene.