7.2 Mindline 板理论.pptVIP

First-Order Approximation Mindlin板理论 This procedure can be traced back to Cauchy, Poisson and Kirchhoff according to Mindlin Power Series Expansion Expansions of displacement and potential 2. Stress-Equations of Motion The left hand sides of the first and third of (1) are the usual ones of Poissons theory of a thin plate stretched in its plane (Poisson, 1829; Cauchy, 1828; Timoshenko, 1940, p. 138) or of Filons theory of generalized plane stress (Love, 1927, p. 138). The left hand sides of the second of (1) and the first and third of (2) are the usual ones of Lagrange theory of flexure of thin plates (Timoshenko, 1940, pp. 86, 87). (1) (2) 3. Strain Component of strain of order zero Component of strain of order one 3. Stress-Strain Relations the nth order stress depends on all the strains of even order if n is even, and on all the strains of odd order if n is odd Strains and electric fields The first few orders of strains and electric fields have the following form: Component of strain of order one Constitutive relations Equations of motion and charge subscripts a and b assume 1 and 2 only but not 3 CT has prescribed traction and CD has prescribed surface charge Zero-Order Approximation Separation of Zero-Order Terms from Series Kinetic energy-density: Kinetic energy-density: Strain energy-density: zero-order stress-equations of motion displacement-equations of motion