一维纳米准晶层合梁的非局部振动、屈曲与弯曲研究

基于非局部理论,建立了一维纳米准晶层合简支深梁模型,研究了其自由振动、屈曲行为及其弯曲变形问题.采用伪Stroh型公式,导出了纳米梁的控制方程,并通过传递矩阵法获得简支边界条件下纳米准晶层合梁固有频率、临界屈曲载荷及弯曲变形广义位移和广义应力的精确解.通过数值算例,分析了高跨比、层厚比、叠层顺序及非局部效应对一维纳米准晶层合简支梁固有频率、临界屈曲载荷和弯曲变形的影响.结果表明：固有频率和临界屈曲载荷随着非局部参数增大而减小;外层准晶弹性常数更高时,固有频率和临界屈曲载荷更大;叠层顺序对纳米准晶梁的力学行为有较大影响.所得的精确解可为纳米尺度下梁结构的各种数值方法和实验结果提供参考.     

基于非局部应变梯度理论功能梯度纳米板的弯曲和屈曲研究

以纳米机器人等智能器件中的功能梯度纳米板结构为研究对象,基于非局部应变梯度理论,研究了其弯曲和屈曲问题.推导了一般情况下的功能梯度纳米板运动方程,弯曲和屈曲作为其特例可简化而成.分析了非局部尺度参数、材料特征尺度参数、梯度指数、纳米板尺寸等对弯曲挠度和临界屈曲载荷的影响.结果表明:不同高阶连续介质力学理论下的最大挠度都随梯度指数的增大而增大,正方形纳米板挠度较小,且板厚越大,弯曲挠度越小;最大挠度随非局部尺度参数的增大而增大,随材料特征尺度参数的增大而减小.临界屈曲载荷随梯度指数的增大而减小,随板厚、长宽比的增大而增大,随非局部尺度的增大而减小,随材料特征尺度的增大而增大.非局部应变梯度高阶弯曲和屈曲中存在结构软化与硬化机制,两个内特征参数之间具有耦合效应,当非局部尺度大于材料特征尺度时,非局部效应在功能梯度纳米板力学性能中占主导作用;当材料特征尺度大于非局部尺度时,应变梯度效应占主导作用.解析结果还证明了当非局部尺度等于材料特征尺度时,非局部应变梯度理论结果退化为经典结果.     

考虑非局部剪切效应的碳纳米管弯曲特性研究

基于Hamilton(哈密顿)变分原理和非局部连续介质弹性理论,建立了新型非局部Timoshenko(铁木辛柯)梁模型（ANT）,推导了碳纳米管（CNT）的ANT弯曲平衡方程以及两端简支梁、悬臂梁和简支 固定梁的边界条件表达式,分析了剪切变形效应和非局部微观尺度效应对碳纳米管弯曲特性的影响.数值计算结果显示,碳纳米管的弯曲刚度随着小尺度效应的增强而升高.其次,这种小尺度效应对自由端受集中力的悬臂梁碳纳米管有明显作用,其刚度变化规律和其它约束条件的碳纳米管一样,这一点是ANT模型区别于普通非局部纳米梁模型的主要特点.经分子动力学模拟验证,ANT模型是合理分析碳纳米管力学特性的有效方法.     

双功能梯度纳米梁系统振动分析的辛方法

在辛力学与非局部Timoshenko(铁木辛柯)梁理论的基础上,针对黏弹性介质中的双功能梯度纳米梁系统的自由振动问题,提出了一种全新的解析求解方法.在Hamilton(哈密顿)体系下,位移与广义剪力、转角与广义弯矩互为对偶变量.以对偶变量为基本未知量,Lagrange(拉格朗日)体系下的高阶偏微分控制方程简化为一系列常微分方程.该纳米梁系统的振动问题归结为辛空间下的本征问题,解析频率方程和振动模态可以通过辛本征解和边界条件直接获得.数值结果验证了该方法的正确性与有效性,并针对纳米梁系统的小尺度效应、纳米梁间的相互作用以及黏弹性地基的影响进行了系统的参数分析.     

非局部非对称弹性理论混合边值问题的提法

从完全的虚功和虚功率原理以及广义Ｐｉｏｌａ定理出发一并推导出非局部非对称弹性理论的运动方程、所有边界条件和全能量方程。把这时给出的边界条件和高键,戴天民的相应结果加在一超即可表述非局部非对称线性弹性理论的混合边值问题。     

关于非局部场论的几个新观点及其在断裂力学中的应用（Ⅲ）——重论线 …

证明了在线性非局部弹性力学中能量平衡方程是动量平衡方程的首次积分,论证了在非局部场论中局部化体力残余恒为零。详细推导了线性非局部弹性理论的本构方程,得到了反对称应力存在的新结果。     

线性分布载荷作用下功能梯度各向异性悬臂梁的解析解

对功能梯度各向异性弹性悬臂梁在线性分布载荷作用下的弯曲问题进行了研究．从平面应力问题的基本方程出发,假定应力函数为梁长度方向的多项式形式,由应力函数求导给出应力,利用协调方程和边界条件可完全确定应力函数．将解析解与有限元数值方法的结果进行了对比,两者吻合良好．     

不可压饱和多孔弹性梁的大挠度非线性数学模型

在孔隙流体仅存在沿梁轴线方向扩散的假定下,建立了微观不可压饱和多孔弹性梁大挠度问题的非线性数学模型．利用Galerkin截断法,研究了固定端不可渗透、自由端可渗透的饱和多孔弹性悬臂梁在自由端突加集中载荷作用下的非线性弯曲,得到了梁骨架的挠度、弯矩以及孔隙流体压力等效力偶等的时间响应和沿轴线的分布．比较了大挠度非线性和小挠度线性理论的结果,揭示了两者间的差异．研究发现大挠度理论的结果小于相应的小挠度理论结果,并且,大挠度理论的结果趋于其稳态值的时间小于相应的小挠度理论结果趋于其稳态值的时间．     

关于非局部场论的几个新观点及其在断裂力学中的应用（I）——基…

在线性非局部弹性理论中，具有均匀常应力边界的裂纹混合边界值问题的解是不存在的。本文从非局部场论的基本理论出发针对这一问题进行了研究。内容包括：对非局部能量守恒定律的客观性的考察。非局部热弹性体本构方程的推导，非局部体力的确定以及线性化理论，得到了一些新结果。其中，在线性化理论中所推出的应力边界条件不仅解决了本摘要开头所提到的问题，而且自然地包括了Ｂａｒｅｎｂｌａｔｔ裂纹尖端的分子内聚力模型。     

关于非局部场论的几个新观点及其在断裂力学中的应用(Ⅰ)──基本理论部分

在线性非局部弹性理论中,具有均匀常应力边界的裂纹混合边界值问题的解是不存在的.本文从非局部场论的基本理论出发针对这一问题进行了研究.内容包括:对非局部能量守恒定律的客观性的考察,非局部热弹性体本构方程的推导,非局部体力的确定以及线性化理论,得到了一些新结果.其中,在线性化理论中所推出的应力边界条件不仅解决了本摘要开头所提到的问题,而且自然地包括了Barenblatt裂纹尖端的分子内聚力模型.     

非局部因子和表面效应对微纳米材料振动特性的影响

基于非局部理论和表面效应模型,导出表面吸附物对微纳米材料的动力学方程,研究非局部因子和表面能对微纳米传感器振动特性的影响．结果显示,非局部因子、表面能、吸附物种类、附加刚度和基底种类对微纳米结构的振动特性有重要影响．     

Surface effects on nonlinear free vibration of functionally graded nanobeams using nonlocal elasticity

In this paper, to consider all surface effects including surface elasticity, surface stress, and surface density, on the nonlinear free vibration analysis of simply-supported functionally graded Euler–Bernoulli nanobeams using nonlocal elasticity theory, the balance conditions between FG nanobeam bulk and its surfaces are considered to be satisfied assuming a cubic variation for the component of the normal stress through the FG nanobeam thickness. The nonlinear governing equation includes the von Kármán geometric nonlinearity and the material properties change continuously through the thickness of the FG nanobeam according to a power-law distribution of the volume fraction of the constituents. The multiple scale method is employed as an analytical solution for the nonlinear governing equation to obtain the nonlinear natural frequencies of FG nanobeams. The effect of the gradient index, the nanobeam length, thickness to length ratio, mode number, amplitude of deflection to radius of gyration ratio and nonlocal parameter on the frequency ratios of FG nanobeams is investigated.     

A nonlocal higher-order model including thickness stretching effect for bending and buckling of curved nanobeams

An analytical approach for static bending and buckling analyses of curved nanobeams using the differential constitutive law, consequent to Eringen’s strain-driven integral model coupled with a higher-order shear deformation accounting for through thickness stretching is presented. The formulation is general in the sense that it can be deduced to examine the influence of different structural theories, for static and dynamic analyses of curved nanobeams. The governing equations derived using Hamiltons principle are solved in conjunction with Naviers solutions. The formulation is validated considering problems for which solutions are available. A comparative study is made here by various theories obtained through the formulation. The effects various structural parameters such as thickness ratio, beam length, rise of the curved beam, and nonlocal scale parameter are brought out on bending and stability characteristics of curved nanobeams.     

Thermal effects on buckling of shear deformable nanocolumns with von Kármán nonlinearity based on nonlocal stress theory

Thermal buckling of nanocolumns considering nonlocal effect and shear deformation is investigated based on the nonlocal elasticity theory and the Timoshenko beam theory. By expressing the nonlocal stress as nonlinear strain gradients and based on the variational principle and von Kármán nonlinearity, new higher-order differential governing equations with corresponding higher-order nonlocal boundary conditions both in transverse and axial directions for instability of nanocolumns are derived. New analytical solutions for some practical examples on instability of nanocolumns are presented and analyzed in detail. The paper concluded that the critical buckling load is significantly increased in the presence of nonlocal stress and the results confirm that nanocolumn stiffness is enhanced by nanoscale size effect and reduced by shear deformation. The critical temperature change is increased with larger diameter to length ratio and higher nonlocal nanoscale. It is also concluded that at low and room temperatures the buckling load of nanocolumns increases with increasing temperature change, while at high temperature the buckling load decreases with increasing temperature change.     

A general nonlocal nonlinear model for buckling of nanobeams

This study presents a unified model for the nonlocal response of nanobeams in buckling and postbuckling states. The formulation is suitable for the classical Euler–Bernoulli, first-order Timoshenko, and higher-order shear deformation beam theories. The small-scale effect is modeled according to the nonlocal elasticity theory of Eringen. The equations of equilibrium are obtained using the principle of virtual work. The stress resultants are developed taking into account the nonlocal effect. Analytical solutions for the critical buckling load and the amplitude of the static nonlinear response in the postbuckling state are obtained. It is found out that as the nonlocal parameter increases, the critical buckling load reduces and the amplitude of buckling increases. Numerical results showing variation of the critical buckling load and the amplitude of buckling with the nonlocal parameter and the length-to-height ratio for simply supported and clamped–clamped nanobeams are presented.     

Vibration analysis of Nano-Rotor's Blade applying Eringen nonlocal elasticity and generalized differential quadrature method

This study investigates the small scale effect on the flapwise bending vibrations of a rotating nanoplate. The nanoplate is modeled with a classical plate theory and considering cantilever and propped cantilever boundary conditions. Due to the rotation, the axial forces are included in the model as true spatial variation. Hamilton's principle is used to derive the governing equation and boundary conditions of the classical plate theory based on Eringen's nonlocal elasticity theory. The generalized differential quadrature method is employed to solve the governing equation. The effect of small-scale parameter, non-dimensional angular velocity, non-dimensional hub radius, aspect ratio, and different boundary conditions in the first four non-dimensional frequencies is discussed. Due to considering rotating effects, results of this study are applicable in nano-machines such as nano-motors and nano-turbines and other nanostructures.     

Exact modes for post-buckling characteristics of nonlocal nanobeams in a longitudinal magnetic field

An exact mode solution that investigates the prebuckling and postbuckling characteristics of nonlocal nanobeams with fixed–fixed, hinged–hinged, and fixed–hinged boundary conditions in a longitudinal magnetic field is determined. The geometric nonlinearity arising from mid-plane stretching is considered to obtain the nonlinear governing equation of motion by virtue of Hamilton's principle. The influences of the nonlocal and magnetic parameters on the prebuckling and postbuckling dynamics of nanobeams with various boundary conditions are evaluated, indicating that the critical buckling force can be decreased with the increase of the nonlocal parameter while can be increased with increasing the magnetic parameter. It is demonstrated that the first natural frequency of the nanobeam with fixed–fixed and fixed–hinged conditions in postbuckling configuration is increased from zero to a constant value for higher values of the nonlocal parameter with increasing the axial force. The second natural frequency of the buckled nanobeam is always decreased with an increase of the nonlocal parameter. The results show that the internal resonance between the first and second modes of the postbuckling nanobeams can be quickly and easily activated by increasing the nonlocal parameters, especially for fixed–fixed and hinged–hinged boundary conditions. In addition, the results obtained by exact mode solution are compared those obtained by classical mode solution. It is found that the classical mode is valid only for nonlocal nanobeams with the hinged–hinged boundary conditions.     

Vibration of nanobeams of different boundary conditions with multiple cracks based on nonlocal elasticity theory

The aim of this paper is to study the free vibration of nanobeams with multiple cracks. The analysis procedure is based on nonlocal elasticity theory. This theory states that stress at a point is a function of strains at all points in the continuum. The nonlocal elasticity theory becomes significant for small length scale in micro and nanostructures. The effects of nonlocality, crack location and crack parameter are investigated on the natural frequencies of the cracked nanobeam. In this study, analytical solutions are given for cracked Euler–Bernoulli nanobeams of different boundary conditions.