
handle: 11583/2488875
Summary: A refinement transverse shear deformation theory for multilayered orthotropic plates is developed. The displacements are assumed piecewise linear across the thickness and allow the contact conditions for the displacements and the transverse shearing stresses at the interfaces to be satisfied. By making use of such a displacements field, the strain energy density and the governing differential equations are obtained. The accuracy of the proposed theory is assessed by comparing results obtained by using it with exact three-dimensional and other approximate bidimensional analysis results for the cylindrical bending of an infinite three-layered, symmetric cross-ply strip.
strain energy density, governing differential equations, contact conditions, Anisotropy in solid mechanics, displacements, piecewise linear across the thickness, multilayered orthotropic plates, Plates, Multilayered plates; zig-zag model, refinement transverse shear deformation theory
strain energy density, governing differential equations, contact conditions, Anisotropy in solid mechanics, displacements, piecewise linear across the thickness, multilayered orthotropic plates, Plates, Multilayered plates; zig-zag model, refinement transverse shear deformation theory
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