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New transverse extension modes for buckling analysis of thin-walled members by using the constrained finite strip method

Trung Hoang, Sándor Ádány

2022Thin-Walled Structures10 citationsDOIOpen Access PDF

Abstract

In this paper a new way to define transverse extension modes is introduced in the context of modal analysis of thin-walled members. The new transverse extension modes are inspired by the strain distributions of global and distortional modes. The new modes are employed here in the constrained finite strip method. The new modes require some change in the interpolation functions of the semi-analytical finite strip method, and this change is briefly discussed. The practical advantage of the newly proposed transverse extension modes is that the artificial stiffness increase, which is characteristic to pure global and/or distortional deformations in constrained analyses, can be compensated by the consideration of the relevant new transverse extension mode(s), as illustrated by numerous proof-of-concept examples in the paper.

Topics & Concepts

Transverse planeFinite strip methodExtension (predicate logic)ModalBucklingStiffnessContext (archaeology)Interpolation (computer graphics)Finite element methodStructural engineeringNormal modeMode (computer interface)Modal analysisComputer scienceEngineeringVibrationPhysicsMaterials scienceMotion (physics)AcousticsGeologyArtificial intelligencePolymer chemistryPaleontologyOperating systemProgramming languageStructural Load-Bearing AnalysisComposite Structure Analysis and OptimizationVibration and Dynamic Analysis