2017
DOI: 10.1061/(asce)em.1943-7889.0001297
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Unified Formulations of the Shear Coefficients in Timoshenko Beam Theory

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“…The parameters of SWCNT are listed in Table 1, and the results of simply supported SWCNTs with different SSPs α are listed in Table 2. There are several methods for computing the shear coefficient [48,49]. In this paper, the value of k 0 can be obtained by…”
Section: Comparison Examplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…The parameters of SWCNT are listed in Table 1, and the results of simply supported SWCNTs with different SSPs α are listed in Table 2. There are several methods for computing the shear coefficient [48,49]. In this paper, the value of k 0 can be obtained by…”
Section: Comparison Examplementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Diversos autores propuseram uma grande variedade de fórmulas para o parâmetro do coeficiente de cisalhamento, conforme abordado em Faghidian (2017), algumas formulações são apresentadas em sequência.…”
Section: Coeficiente De Cisalhamentounclassified
“…É interessante notar que os valores do coeficiente de cisalhamento para seção circular e retangular, quando admitido coeficiente de poisson nulo, chegam ao mesmo valor obtido pelas expressões de Cowper, apud Faghidian (2017).…”
Section: Coeficiente De Cisalhamentounclassified
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“…In the above equation, is the shear correction factor which is present due to an error caused by the assumption of the constant distribution of the transverse shear stress in the thickness of the beam, [53] defined in various papers [54][55][56][57] as: = 5(1+ ) ∕ 6+5 for rectangular sections, = 6(1+ ) 2 ∕ 7+12 +4 2 for circular sections and = 6(1+ ) 2 (1+ 2 ) 2 ∕ (7+12 +4 2 )(1+4 2 + 4 )+6 2 for hollow sections. In these relationships, and m are the Poisson's ratio and the ratio of the outer radius to the inner radius, respectively.…”
Section: Bending Of Timoshenko Nanobeamsmentioning
confidence: 99%