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Nonlinear three-dimensional analysis of composite laminated plates

โœ Scribed by Jiang Xiaoyu; Zhang Xiangzhou

Publisher
Springer
Year
1996
Tongue
English
Weight
604 KB
Volume
17
Category
Article
ISSN
0253-4827

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โœฆ Synopsis

hz this paper, an analytic method is presented for the research o.f nonlhwar threedimensional probh, ms of composite laminated plates. The perturbation method and the variational prhwiple are used to sati.~fy the basic d!fferenlial equations and the boundary conditions of the fhree-dimen.~ional theory of elasticio'. The nonlinear threedimensional problems are studied .for composite anisotropic circular laminas and laminates subjected to transverse loading. The perturbation series solutions of high accuracy are obtained. A litrge mmlber of results show that transverse normal stress and transrerse shear stresses art, rerr bplporttlnll in1 the nonlinear three-dimensional analysis of laminated plates.

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