DYNAMIC RESPONSE OF A DOUBLE-LAYERED SUBGRADE WITH ROCK SUBSTRATUM TO A MOVING POINT LOAD

In this paper, an analytical solution for the dynamic response of a double-layered subgrade with rock substratum to a moving point load is derived. The subgrade profile is divided into two layers. The upper layer is modeled by an elastic medium and the lower layer by a fully saturated poroelastic medium governed by Biot’s theory. In the meanwhile, the subgrade is resting on the rock substratum. The analytical solutions for stress, displacement and pore pressure are derived by using the Fourier transform. Numerical results obtained by using the inverse fast Fourier transform (IFFT) are used to analyze the influence of the moving load velocity, the thickness of an elastic medium layer and a fully saturated poroelastic medium layer on the dynamic response.     

Modelling of finite piezoelectric patches: Comparing an approximate power series expansion theory with exact theory

Plate equations for a plate consisting of one elastic layer and one piezoelectric layer with an applied electric voltage have previously been derived by use of power series expansions of the field variables in the thickness coordinate. These plate equations are here evaluated by the consideration of a time harmonic 2D vibration problem with finite layers. The boundary conditions at the sides of the layers then have to be considered. Numerical comparisons of the displacement field are made with solutions from two other theories; a solution with equivalent boundary conditions for a thin piezoelectric layer applied on an elastic plate and an exact solution based on Fourier series expansions. The two approximate theories are shown to be equally good and they both yield accurate results for low frequencies and thin plates.     

Action of periodic surface pressure on an ice cover in the vicinity of a vertical wall

This paper presents the solution of the linear hydroelastic problem for steady forced vibrations of a semi-infinite ice cover under the effect of localized external load. The ice cover is simulated by a viscoelastic thin plate, the thickness of the fluid layer is assumed to be small, and the shallow water theory is used. The fluid is limited by a solid vertical wall, and the rectilinear edge of the elastic plate adjacent to the wall can be both free and clamped. The solution is obtained with the help of the Fourier integral transform. The behavior of the ice cover is studied depending on the frequency of the external load and boundary conditions on the edge of the plate. It is shown that, in the case of a free edge of the plate, there are considerable deflections on the edge, which could be comparable with deflections at the center of the pressure impact region. It is established that, due to the existence of wave movements of the type of edge waves, the external load energy is transferred to larger distances along the free edge, and there are significant bending moments on the edge of the clamped plate, which can lead to fracture of the ice cover with sufficiently great intensity of the external load.     

A two dimensional problem for a transversely isotropic generalized thermoelastic thick plate with spatially varying heat source

This paper deals with a two dimensional problem for a transversely isotropic thick plate having heat source. The upper surface of the plate is stress free with prescribed surface temperature while the lower surface of the plate rests on a rigid foundation and is thermally insulated. The study is carried out in the context of generalized thermoelasticity proposed by Green and Naghdi. The governing equations for displacement and temperature fields are obtained in Laplace–Fourier transform domain by applying Laplace and Fourier transform techniques. The inversion of double transform has been done numerically. The numerical inversion of Laplace transform is done by using a method based on Fourier Series expansion technique. Numerical computations have been done for magnesium (Mg) and the results are presented graphically. The results for an isotropic material (Cu) have been deduced numerically and presented graphically to compare with those of transversely isotropic material (Mg).     

无穷大周期加筋微穿孔板结构振动响应及吸声特性

研究在平面声波斜入射情况下,无穷大双周期加筋的微穿孔薄板结构的振动响应及吸声性能.首先在马大猷和Takahashi微穿孔板声学理论基础上,建立了微穿孔加筋薄板结构振动的半解析模型;然后应用傅里叶变换及空间波数分析方法,将周期加筋微穿孔薄板的振动位移及辐射声压表示为频域内波数的分量迭加形式;最后通过对波数分量进行求解,并利用傅里叶逆变换得到双周期加筋的微穿孔薄板的振动响应及吸声系数表达式.计算结果表明,薄板的弯曲振动在水中对吸声的影响较大,空气中仅对轻质穿孔板的低频吸声效果有一定影响;同时微穿孔率对周期加筋薄板吸声系数的影响明显,通过改变穿孔率和加筋周期等可有效地提高水中微穿孔薄板结构的吸声性能.     

层状横观各向同性地基上异性矩形薄板的弯曲解析解

选用更具广泛性的层状横观各向同性弹性地基模型,来分析四边自由各向异性矩形地基板的弯曲解析解。先基于直角坐标下横观各向同性体的静力胡海昌通解,借助双重傅里叶变换及矩阵传递法,获得层状横观各向同性地基的静力位移场和应力场;然后将异性薄板的弯曲控制方程,与基于层状横观各向同性弹性地基的位移解建立的板与地基变形协调方程相结合,先按对称性分解,再用三角级数法,得出层状横观各向同性弹性地基上四边自由各向异性矩形薄板的弯曲解析解,包括地基反力、板的挠度及板的内力的解析表达式。克服了数值法的弊端,取消了对地基反力的假设,且避免了矩阵指数函数的计算;同时考虑了地基的层状性及板和地基的各向异性,从而得到板的内力及地基反力更切实际的分布规律。算例结果与文献的有限元结果吻合良好,证明本文方法是切实可行的。     

A SEMI-ANALYTICAL METHOD FOR THE VIBRATION OF AND SOUND RADIATION FROM A TWO-DIMENTIONAL BEAM-STIFFENED PLATE

A semi-analytical method based on space harmonics to investigate the vibration of and sound radiation from an infinite,fluid-loaded plate is presented.The plate is reinforced with two sets of orthogonally and equally spaced beam stiffeners,which are assumed to be line forces.The response of the stiffened plate to a convected harmonic pressure in the wave-number space is obtained by adopting the Green’s function and Fourier transform methods.Using the boundary conditions and space harmonic method,we establish the relationship between the stiffener forces and the vibration displacement of the plate.In this paper,the stiffener forces are expressed in terms of harmonic amplitudes of the plate displacement,which are calculated by using a numerical reduction technique.Finally,the Fourier inverse transform is employed to find expressions of the vibration and sound radiation in physical space.Agreements with existing results prove the validity of this approach and more numerical results are presented to show that this method converges rapidly.     

Dynamic displacements of an infinite beam on a poroelastic half space due to a moving oscillating load

This investigation is concerned with the dynamic displacements of a beam on a poroelastic half space under a periodic oscillating load of constant velocity. The governing equations for the proposed analysis are solved using Fourier transform. The expression for the vertical displacement is obtained according to the contact condition between a beam and a half space. The effects of the moving velocity and vibration frequency of the load on the dynamic displacement are considered in the numerical examples. The results show that the load velocity has significant influence on dynamic displacement. It is also noted that large differences exist between the dynamic responses for a beam on a poroelastic half space and on an elastic half space when the load velocity is larger than the shear wave speed of the medium. The reported work is supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Project No. 10372073).     

Finite Difference Method for the Acoustic Radiation of an Elastic Plate Excited by a Turbulent Boundary Layer: A Spectral Domain Solution

A finite difference method is developed to study, on a two-dimensional model, the acoustic pressure radiated when a thin elastic plate, clamped at its boundaries, is excited by a turbulent boundary layer. Consider a homogeneous thin elastic plate clamped at its boundaries and extended to infinity by a plane, perfectly rigid, baffle. This plate closes a rectangular cavity. Both the cavity and the outside domain contain a perfect fluid. The fluid in the cavity is at rest. The fluid in the outside domain moves in the direction parallel to the system plate/baffle with a constant speed. A turbulent boundary layer develops at the interface baffle/plate. The wall pressure fluctuations in this boundary layer generates a vibration of the plate and an acoustic radiation in the two fluid domains. Modeling the wall pressure fluctuations spectrum in a turbulent boundary layer developed over a vibrating surface is a very complex and unresolved task. Ducan and Sirkis [1] proposed a model for the two-way interactions between a membrane and a turbulent flow of fluid. The excitation of the membrane is modeled by a potential flow randomly perturbed. This potential flow is modified by the displacement of the membrane. Howe [2] proposed a model for the turbulent wall pressure fluctuations power spectrum over an elastomeric material. The model presented in this article is based on a hypothesis of one-way interaction between the flow and the structure: the flow generates wall pressure fluctuations which are at the origin of the vibration of the plate, but the vibration of the plate does not modify the characteristics of the flow. A finite difference scheme that incorporates the vibration of the plate and the acoustic pressure inside the fluid cavity has been developed and coupled with a boundary element method that ensures the outside domain coupling. In this paper, we focus on the resolution of the coupled vibration/interior acoustic problem. We compare the results obtained with three numerical methods: (a) a finite difference representation for both the plate displacement and the acoustic pressure inside the cavity; (b) a coupled method involving a finite difference representation for the displacement of the plate and a boundary element method for the interior acoustic pressure; (c) a boundary element method for both the vibration of the plate and the interior acoustic pressure. A comparison of the numerical results obtained with two models of turbulent wall pressure fluctuations spectrums - the Corcos model [3] and the Chase model [4] - is proposed. A difference of 20 dB is found in the vibro-acoustic response of the structure. In [3], this difference is explained by calculating a wavenumber transfer function of the plate. In [6], coupled beam-cavity modes for similar geometry are calculated by the finite difference method. This revised version was published online in July 2006 with corrections to the Cover Date.     

Vibration analysis of linear coupled thermoviscoelastic thin plates by a variational approach

According to the integral type constitutive relation of linear coupled thermoviscoelasticity, a mathematical model of thin plates is set up by the introduction of “structural functions” and “thermal functions” in the sense of the Kirchhoff’s hypothesis. The corresponding integral type variational formulations are presented by means of modern convolution bilinear forms as well as classical Cartesian bilinear forms. The Ritz method in the spatial domain and the differentiating method in the temporal domain are used to approximate the mathematical model in a system of rectangular Cartesian coordinates. By properties of inequality and parabola, the structure of dynamic solution to vibration of a thermoviscoelastic thin plate under a harmonic thermal load is studied in the space splayed by material parameter and loading parameter. The influences of thermal excitation frequency, mechanical relaxation time and thermal relaxation time on amplitude and phase difference of steady-state vibration of a square plate are investigated by amplitude-frequency analysis and phase-frequency analysis. Double-peak resonance vibration of thermoviscoelastic plates exists for given parameters.     

Surface cracking of a piezoelectric strip bonded to an elastic substrate (Mode I crack problem)

Summary A piezoelectric material layer bonded to an elastic substrate is investigated. The piezoelectric layer contains an edge crack that is perpendicular to the surface of medium. The poling axis of the piezoelectric layer is parallel to its edge. The elastic layer can be an ideal insulator or an ideal conductor. The Fourier transform technique is used to reduce the problem to a solution of singular integral equations. Both impermeable crack and permeable crack assumptions are considered. Stress and electric displacement intensity factors are investigated for different dimensions of the medium. A double-edge cracked symmetric piezoelectric laminate under symmetric electro-mechanical load is also investigated. BLW would like to thank the National Science Foundation of China (#10102004) and the City University of Hong Kong for the support of this work (DAG #7100219). YGS also thanks the Multidiscipline Scientific Research Foundation Project (HIT. MD 2001. 39) of the Harbin Institute of Technology and the SRF for ROCS, SEM.     

饱和土中端承桩纵向振动特性研究

基于饱和多孔介质理论研究了三维轴对称条件下端承桩在饱和土中的纵向耦合振动. 首先通 过引入势函数对Biot动力固结方程解耦，采用算子分解方法及分离变量法求得饱和土层振动 解，进而利用桩土完全耦合条件得到桩土系统定解. 然后对桩顶的频率和时域响应进行参数 研究，结果表明，桩的长径比和桩土模量比对桩顶动力响应有较大影响，而渗透力对其影响 较小. 最后将幅频及时域反射波理论拟合结果与桩基实测结果加以对比，结果表明理论曲线 与实测曲线规律一致.     

Analytical solutions of steady vibration of free rectangular plate on semi-infinite elastic foundation

The method of double Fourier transform was employed in the analysis of the semi-infinite elastic foundation with vertical load.And an integral representations for the displacements of the semi-infinite elastic foundation was presented.The analytical solution of steady vibration of an elastic rectangle plate with four free edges on the semi-infinite elastic foundation was also given by combining the analytical solution of the elastic rectangle plate with the integral representation for displacements of the semi- infinite elastic foundation.Some computational results and the analysis on the influence of parameters were presented.     

Functionally graded penny-shaped cracks under dynamic loading

Dynamic load is applied to a functionally graded material with penny-shaped cracks. The materials are also transversely isotropic depending only on the axial coordinate z. The elastic region may be regarded to consist of many thin layers such that properties are constants within each layer, but they may vary from layer to layer. Laplace and Hankel transform are used in conjunction with the stiffness matrix approach. The Dual integral equations are then obtained by application of appropriate boundary and interface conditions. Stress intensity factors are then determined in the Laplace transform domain. Inversion yields the results in the time domain. Numerical examples show that multiple crack configurations in functionally graded materials can be treated where the continuously varied material properties can be divided into a finite number of layers with different properties.     

Free vibration analysis of a plate on foundation with completely free boundary by finite integral transform method

The theoretical solutions of eigenfrequencies and vibration modes of a rectangular thin plate on an elastic foundation with completely free boundary are derived by using a double finite cosine integral transform method. In the analysis procedure, the elastic foundation is regarded as a Winkler elastic foundation model. Because the basic dynamic elasticity equations of the thin plate on elastic foundation are only used, it is not needed to select the deformation function arbitrarily. Therefore, the solution developed in the present paper is more reasonable and more accurate. To prove the correctness of the solutions, numerical results obtained using the present solutions are compared with those in the literatures.     

双周期加筋微穿孔板的振动响应及声透射的研究

本文主要研究了水下无穷大双周期加筋微穿孔薄板,在平面声波斜入射下的振动响应和声透射,并提出了一种半解析半数值的计算方法。利用微穿孔板的声阻抗以及薄板表面的振速边界条件,建立了加筋穿孔薄板的振动方程,并根据傅立叶变换及空间波数法将振动位移表达为波数分量的迭加形式。采用数值计算的方法对波数分量进行求解并通过傅里叶逆变换,最终得到了双周期加筋穿孔薄板的振动响应及透射系数。通过与Takahashi穿孔板声压结果的对比,证明了本方法的正确性。在算例中,分析了加强筋及穿孔率对薄板结构的振动和声透射的影响。     

高速移动简谐荷载下层状多孔饱和固体的动力响应

本文研究了匀速移动的振动荷载作用下层状多孔饱和固体的动力响应。应用Fourier变换求解该问题的控制偏微分方程,首先考虑了荷载的移动速度及振动频率对单层多孔饱和固体中应力与孔隙水压力的影响,并与相应的弹性介质的解答和半平面解答进行了比较;然后运用精确刚度矩阵法求解了层状多孔饱和固体的应力响应,并与单层问题进行了比较。结果显示层状多孔饱和固体中应力和孔隙水压力随荷载的移动速度的增加而明显变化,层状多孔饱和固体在移动荷载下的动力响应与相应的单相弹性固体和半平面固体的动力响应有较大的差别。     

Dynamic Analysis of an Infinite Cylindrical Hole in a Saturated Poroelastic Medium

In this paper, the dynamic response of an infinite cylindrical hole embedded in a porous medium and subjected to an axisymmetric ring load is investigated. Two scalar potentials and two vector potentials are introduced to decouple the governing equations of Biot’s theory. By taking a Fourier transform with respect to time and the axial coordinate, we derive general solutions for the potentials, displacements, stresses and pore pressures in the frequency-wave-number domain. Using the general solutions and a set of boundary conditions applied at the hole surface, the frequency-wave-number domain solutions for the proposed problem are determined. Numerical inversion of the Fourier transform with respect to the axial wave number yields the frequency domain solutions, while a double inverse Fourier transform with respect to frequency as well as the axial wave number generates the time-space domain solution. The numerical results of this paper indicate that the dynamic response of a porous medium surrounding an infinite hole is dependant upon many factors including the parameters of the porous media, the location of receivers, the boundary conditions along the hole surface as well as the load characteristics.     

Solution of sector plate by Fourier-Bessel series

In this paper a solution of deflection in the form of Fourier-Bessel double series with supplementary terms is proposed to analyse bending and vibration problems of thin elastic sector plate with various edge conditions. This solution is suitable to a wider range, convenient for calculation and it is in an analytical form. As computational examples, the distribution curves of deflection and bending moment of plates with various sector angles, simply supported or clamped along the radial edges under uniform or concentrated load are obtained and the result are compared with the numerical results of related references. Thus the range of application of the Fourier series method with supplementary terms is extended. Frequencies and nodal lines in free vibration of plates with various sector angles simply supported along the radial edges are also given in this paper.Communicated by Hsueh Dai-wei.     

Influence of partial constrained layer damping on the bending wave propagation in an impacted viscoelastic sandwich

This paper presents a parametric model to study the transient bending wave propagation in a viscoelastic sandwich plate due to impact loading. The effect of partial constrained layer damping (PCLD) geometry on wave propagation is investigated by comparing with propagation in single layer elastic plate. Several boundary conditions are also considered, and their effect on wave propagation is highlighted.The equation of motion is obtained from Lagrange’s equations. For the single layer plate, the governing equation is solved in time domain using Newman and Wilson method. For the plate with PCLD, the frequency dependant viscoelastic behavior of the core is represented by Prony series; the equation of motion is converted into frequency domain using Fourier transform the displacement is obtained in the frequency domain and is converted into time domain with the Inverse Fast Fourier Transform.The model was validated in our previous paper (Khalfi and Ross (2013)) with experimental results, additional validation is carried in this paper with literature, and good agreement is recorded. The results show that the plate covered with PCLD remains a dispersive medium. The shape of the wave is mainly related to the sandwich stiffness while the viscoelastic layer contributes in reducing the amplitude and speed of propagation. The particularity of this transient model lies in its ability to follow the shape of the bending wave at all times to observe formation, propagation and disappearance. With this model, the influence of any structural input parameters on the bending wave can be studied. The findings presented will also serve as a research base for more advanced horizons.