2007
DOI: 10.1002/nme.2254
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Exact solutions of axial vibration problems of elastic bars

Abstract: SUMMARYWhile exact solutions for linear static analysis of most frame structures can be obtained by the finite element method, it is very difficult to obtain exact solutions for free vibration and harmonic analyses for non-trivial cases. This paper presents a study on new finite element formulation and algorithms for exact solutions of undamped axial vibration problems of elastic bars. Appropriate shape functions are constructed by using the homogeneous governing equations, and based on the new shape functions… Show more

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“…The algorithms are described in detail in [12] and will not be presented here. In the following section, numerical results will be presented using the new element and the iterative algorithm to calculate natural frequencies of frame structures.…”
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“…The algorithms are described in detail in [12] and will not be presented here. In the following section, numerical results will be presented using the new element and the iterative algorithm to calculate natural frequencies of frame structures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The governing equation for the torsional vibration of a beam is similar to that for the axial vibration; therefore, 'exact' stiffness and mass matrices for torsion can be easily formulated as in [12]. With the available formulations for axial, torsional and bending vibration, a new beam element can be developed by combining deformation in axial, torsional and two transverse directions.…”
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