The use of orthotropic plates is common in all the fields of structural engineering: civil, traffic, aerospace and naval. In this paper the transverse vibration of orthotropic rectangular plates under moving bodies is investigated. The method of substructures is used to derive transverse vibration equations of an orthotropic rectangular plate under the action of moving bodies. For the calculation of dynamic response of orthotropic rectangular plate we use Ritz method and numerical integration method.
In the paper, the forced transverse vibration of fractional viscoelastic Euler-Bernoulli is studied. Based on the fractional relationship of stress and strain, the partial differential equation describing transverse vibration of Euler-Bernoulli viscoelastic beam is considered. The Riemann-Liouville fractional derivative of the order and is used. Using the Ritz-Galerkin method, the fractional partial derivative equation describing the vibration of the beam is transformed into a system of differential equations containing fractional derivatives. The dynamic response of a simply supported fractional viscoelastic beam to a harmonic concentrated force is calculated in detail. The forced vibration solution of the beam is determined using the harmonic balancing method. The solution to the vibration equations is determined analytically, while dynamic responses are calculated numerically. The effects of fractional–order parameters on the vibration amplitude-time curves are investigated. From the calculation results, we can see that the lower the parameter is, the larger the vibration amplitude. This is consistent with our logic thinking. A comparison between the approximately analytical solution and the numerical one shows a good agreement, and the correctness of the obtained results is therefore verified.
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