BENDING OF UNBONDED MULTILAYERED BEAMS AND PLATES英文资料.pdfVIP

Mechanics ResearchCommunications,Vol.26, No. I, pp. 69-74, 1999 Pergamon CopyrightC 1999ElsevierScienceLid Printedin the USA. All rightsreserved 0093-6413/99/S--seefrontmatter PII S0093-6413(98)00102-5 B E N D I N G O F U N B O N D E D M U L T I L A Y E R E D B E A M S A N D P L A T E S Massood Mofid and Arash Yavari* Department of Civil Engineering, SharifUniversity of Technology, Tehran, P.O. Box 11365-9313,Iran. (Received3 December 1997;acceptedfor print 25August 1998) Introduction In this article, the bending of unbonded multilayered beams and plates are studied. It is shown that under specific loading and various boundary conditions adjacent layers remain fully in contact. Here, an unbonded multilayered beam (plate) is composed of Euler-Bemoulli beams (Kirehhoff-type plates) loosely placed on each other. The analysis is performed using a semi-inverse method. Unbonded Multilayered Beams Consider a system composed of n Euler-Bemoulli beams loosely placed on each other with the following hypotheses: Hi. The length of all beams are equal. H2. The beams may have different flexural stiffiaesses. H 3. At each of the two boundary points, the boundary conditions are the same for all beam layers. Such a system is called an Unbonded Multilayered Beam with n layers (UMBn). For a UMB n there are six possible boundary conditions (FIG. 1). For the sake of simplicity, at first a UMB 2with C-F boundary condition is considered. A downward force is applied at point x =