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Semi infinite Orthotropic Cantilevered Strips and the Foundations of Plate Theories

Semiinfinite orthotropic cantilevered strips and the foundations of plate theories
Authors: Lin, Yihan; Wan, Frederic Y. M.;

Semi infinite Orthotropic Cantilevered Strips and the Foundations of Plate Theories

Abstract

Elastostatic problems of semiinfinite orthotropic cantilevered strips with traction‐free edges and loading at infinity are reduced to the solution of a single scalar Fredholm integral equation of the first kind with a generalized Cauchy kernel. The known complex variable method for equations with a Cauchy type kernel is extended to handle the singularities in the solution for the generalized Cauchy kernel. The reduced problem lends itself to a more efficient numerical solution scheme than all existing methods. Moments of stresses at the root of the cantilever are accurately evaluated and used for the correct formulation of displacement boundary conditions for a plate theory solution (or the actual interior solution) of the elastostatics of thin flat bodies.

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thin flat bodies, loading at infinity, plate theory solution, Fredholm integral equations, root of the cantilever, Other numerical methods in solid mechanics, displacement boundary conditions, Moments of stresses, generalized Cauchy kernel, single scalar Fredholm integral equation of the first kind, Anisotropy in solid mechanics, Integral equations with kernels of Cauchy type, Rods (beams, columns, shafts, arches, rings, etc.), Plates, traction-free edges, Elastostatic problems, complex variable method

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