1999
DOI: 10.1016/s0965-9978(98)00118-5
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The mixed strip method using combination splines for plate bending

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“…According to the FSDT [ 29 ], the displacement field for an optional point can be written as [ 28 ]: where u , v and w refer to the middle surface displacements of shell domain along x, y, and z directions, respectively. Also, and refer to the normal transverse rotations at the edge of the sheet around the x and θ axes respectively.…”
Section: Modeling Of the Problem And Theoretical Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…According to the FSDT [ 29 ], the displacement field for an optional point can be written as [ 28 ]: where u , v and w refer to the middle surface displacements of shell domain along x, y, and z directions, respectively. Also, and refer to the normal transverse rotations at the edge of the sheet around the x and θ axes respectively.…”
Section: Modeling Of the Problem And Theoretical Formulationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Also, and refer to the normal transverse rotations at the edge of the sheet around the x and θ axes respectively. On the basis of Sanders strain-displacement relations, the linear and nonlinear components of strain-displacement can be defined as [ 29 ]: …”
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“…This kind of combination based on the results of references [16], [17], is given in [18], here we review and introduce this combination based on our proposal in order to compare the published integration tables as well as the obtained results in both studies.…”
Section: A Combined B2-spline (Cb2)mentioning
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“…This later development paved the way to mixed formulation can be extended and applicable to the Finite Strip Method [9]. Although this Mixed Formulation is a matter of many researches for Finite Element Method (FEM) for plate and shell analysis [10]- [13] as well as Finite Strip Method (FSM) for plate bending problems [14] [15], but the explicit forms of the Augmented Matrix, were not given for some reasons such as in [3][4]. This paper describes the construction of this augmented matrix and presents its explicit form through systematic way in order to overcome the size difficulty for spline finite strip plate bending.…”
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