1988
DOI: 10.1016/0022-460x(88)90332-x
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Free vibration of circular plates with elastic edge supports using the receptance method

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“…A comparison of our results with those available in the literature by Laura et al [9], Pardoen [34] and Azimi [18,26] shows an excellent agreement and is reported in Tables 4}6 respectively. R r /a, non-dimensional radius vector t time w w (r, , t) transverse displacement function = M (R, ) =(R) cos n = LMPK =/= K?V E P , E F Young's moduli of elasticity along r and directions respectively G PF shear modulus P , v F the Poisson ratio de"ned as strain in tangential and radial directions respectively h non-dimensional thickness of the plate at the centre h h (r), thickness of the plate = G shape function …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…A comparison of our results with those available in the literature by Laura et al [9], Pardoen [34] and Azimi [18,26] shows an excellent agreement and is reported in Tables 4}6 respectively. R r /a, non-dimensional radius vector t time w w (r, , t) transverse displacement function = M (R, ) =(R) cos n = LMPK =/= K?V E P , E F Young's moduli of elasticity along r and directions respectively G PF shear modulus P , v F the Poisson ratio de"ned as strain in tangential and radial directions respectively h non-dimensional thickness of the plate at the centre h h (r), thickness of the plate = G shape function …”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 88%
“…2, as maximum deviations were observed for this data. A comparison of results for specified uniform isotropic circular plate (a = 0, b = 0, H f = 0, m c = 0.3, H o = 0.001, k s = 1) with exact solution [57] and obtained by Finite element method [58], Rayleigh-Ritz method [59], receptance method [60], Ritz method [61], symplectic method [62], for clamped and simply supported boundary conditions has been presented in Table 3. For varying values of H o and k s ¼ p 2 12 frequencies for Mindlin's plate have been compared in Table 4 for all the three boundary conditions with Irie et al [63].…”
Section: Numerical Results and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The numerical results for plates with sliding supports are shown in Table 5 with comparison to Refs. [6,15]. The eigenvalues for plates with elastic supports and different values of elastic parameters on the edges are presented in Tables 6-8 with comparison to Refs.…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The eigenvalues for plates with elastic supports and different values of elastic parameters on the edges are presented in Tables 6-8 with comparison to Refs. [6,15]. Table 2 The first ten lower dimensionless frequencies λ of free vibration of clamped circular plates Table 4 The first ten lower dimensionless frequencies λ of free vibration of simply supported circular plates Table 5 The first ten lower dimensionless frequencies λ of free vibration of circular plates with sliding edge Table 6 The first ten lower dimensionless frequencies λ of free vibration of circular plates with elastic supports (ϕ = 0.1; ψ = 100) Table 7 The first ten lower dimensionless frequencies λ of free vibration of circular plates with elastic supports (ϕ = 10; ψ = 100) Table 8 The first ten lower dimensionless frequencies λ of free vibration of circular plates with elastic supports (ϕ = 1000; ψ = 100)…”
Section: Numerical Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%