Analysis of vibration and critical buckling load of porous functionally graded material rectangular nanoplates under thermo‐mechanical loading
Weibin Wang, Zhaochun Teng
Abstract
Abstract Based on Eringen's nonlocal elastic theory, the vibration characteristics and critical buckling load of porous functionally graded rectangular nanoplates under thermomechanical load are studied. The material properties of porous FGM nanoplates are characterized by Voigt mixing power rate and arbitrarily distributed porous model, and the correlation between material and temperature is further considered, the temperature distribution along with the thickness direction is uniform. The numerical solution of the vibration and critical buckling loads of porous functionally graded material (FGM) rectangular nanoplates under thermo‐mechanical loading are investigated using the numerical solution method‐differential transformation method (DTM), and the governing differential equations are established in the classical plate theory and Hamilton system. The effects of boundary conditions, nonlocal parameters, gradient index, temperature rise, porosity, compression load, and aspect ratio on the vibration and critical buckling load of porous FGM nanoplates under thermo‐mechanical loading effects are mainly investigated utilizing arithmetic examples.