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Nonlinear forced vibrations of FGM sandwich cylindrical shells with porosities on an elastic substrate
by
Chu, Fulei
, Qin, Zhaoye
, Liu, Yunfei
in
Automotive Engineering
/ Classical Mechanics
/ Continuation methods
/ Control
/ Cylindrical shells
/ Dynamical Systems
/ Engineering
/ Equations of motion
/ Forced vibration
/ Functionally gradient materials
/ Mathematical analysis
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Nonlinear differential equations
/ Nonlinear equations
/ Ordinary differential equations
/ Original Paper
/ Porosity
/ Shallow shells
/ Shell theory
/ Shells
/ Step functions
/ Substrates
/ Thickness ratio
/ Vibration
2021
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Nonlinear forced vibrations of FGM sandwich cylindrical shells with porosities on an elastic substrate
by
Chu, Fulei
, Qin, Zhaoye
, Liu, Yunfei
in
Automotive Engineering
/ Classical Mechanics
/ Continuation methods
/ Control
/ Cylindrical shells
/ Dynamical Systems
/ Engineering
/ Equations of motion
/ Forced vibration
/ Functionally gradient materials
/ Mathematical analysis
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Nonlinear differential equations
/ Nonlinear equations
/ Ordinary differential equations
/ Original Paper
/ Porosity
/ Shallow shells
/ Shell theory
/ Shells
/ Step functions
/ Substrates
/ Thickness ratio
/ Vibration
2021
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Nonlinear forced vibrations of FGM sandwich cylindrical shells with porosities on an elastic substrate
by
Chu, Fulei
, Qin, Zhaoye
, Liu, Yunfei
in
Automotive Engineering
/ Classical Mechanics
/ Continuation methods
/ Control
/ Cylindrical shells
/ Dynamical Systems
/ Engineering
/ Equations of motion
/ Forced vibration
/ Functionally gradient materials
/ Mathematical analysis
/ Mechanical Engineering
/ Nonlinear differential equations
/ Nonlinear equations
/ Ordinary differential equations
/ Original Paper
/ Porosity
/ Shallow shells
/ Shell theory
/ Shells
/ Step functions
/ Substrates
/ Thickness ratio
/ Vibration
2021
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Nonlinear forced vibrations of FGM sandwich cylindrical shells with porosities on an elastic substrate
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Nonlinear forced vibrations of FGM sandwich cylindrical shells with porosities on an elastic substrate
2021
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Overview
The nonlinear forced vibrations of functionally graded material (FGM) sandwich cylindrical shells with porosities on an elastic substrate are studied. A step function and a porosity volume fraction are introduced to describe the porosities in FGM layers of sandwich shells. Using the Donnell’s nonlinear shallow shell theory and Hamilton’s principle, an energy approach is employed to gain the nonlinear equations of motion. Afterwards, the multi-degree-of-freedom nonlinear ordinary differential equations are carried out by using Galerkin scheme, and subsequently the pseudo-arclength continuation method is utilized to perform the bifurcation analysis. Finally, the effects of the core-to-thickness ratio, porosity volume fraction, power-law exponent, and external excitation on nonlinear forced vibration characteristics of FGM sandwich shells with porosities are investigated in detail.
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Springer Netherlands,Springer Nature B.V
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