机构地区:[1]Department of Civil Engineering,Ningbo University of Technology [2]Department of Engineering Mechanics,Zhejiang University [3]Department of Civil Engineering,Zhejiang University
出 处:《Applied Mathematics and Mechanics(English Edition)》2012年第10期1225-1238,共14页应用数学和力学(英文版)
基 金:supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Nos. 11090333 and10972193);the Natural Science Foundation of Ningbo City of China (No. 2011A610077)
摘 要:Exact solutions for generally supported functionally graded plane beams are given within the framework of symplectic elasticity. The Young's modulus is assumed to exponentially vary along the longitudinal direction while the Poisson's ratio remains con- stant. The state equation with a shift-Hamiltonian operator matrix has been established in the previous work, which is limited to the Saint-Venant solution. Here, a complete rational analysis of the displacement and stress distributions in the beam is presented by exploring the eigensolutions that are usually covered up by the Saint-Venant prin- ciple. These solutions play a significant role in the local behavior of materials that is usually ignored in the conventional elasticity methods but possibly crucial to the mate- rial/structure failures. The analysis makes full use of the symplectic orthogonality of the eigensolutions. Two illustrative examples are presented to compare the displacement and stress results with those for homogenous materials, demonstrating the effects of material inhomogeneity.Exact solutions for generally supported functionally graded plane beams are given within the framework of symplectic elasticity. The Young's modulus is assumed to exponentially vary along the longitudinal direction while the Poisson's ratio remains con- stant. The state equation with a shift-Hamiltonian operator matrix has been established in the previous work, which is limited to the Saint-Venant solution. Here, a complete rational analysis of the displacement and stress distributions in the beam is presented by exploring the eigensolutions that are usually covered up by the Saint-Venant prin- ciple. These solutions play a significant role in the local behavior of materials that is usually ignored in the conventional elasticity methods but possibly crucial to the mate- rial/structure failures. The analysis makes full use of the symplectic orthogonality of the eigensolutions. Two illustrative examples are presented to compare the displacement and stress results with those for homogenous materials, demonstrating the effects of material inhomogeneity.
关 键 词:functionally graded material (FGM) exact solution expansion of eigemfunction symplectic elasticity
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