Title of article :
NonLinear Analysis of Functionally Graded Sector Plates with Simply Supported Radial Edges Under Transverse Loading
Author/Authors :
Fallah ، Famida - Sharif University of Technology , Karimi ، Mohamadhadi - Sharif University of Technology
Pages :
10
From page :
65
To page :
74
Abstract :
In this study, nonlinear bending of functionally graded (FG) circular sector plates with simply supported radial edges subjected to transverse mechanical loading has been investigated. Based on the firstorder shear deformation plate theory with von Karman straindisplacement relations, the nonlinear equilibrium equations of sector plates are obtained. Introducing a stress function and a potential function, the governing equations which are five nonlinear coupled equations with total order of ten are reformulated into three uncoupled ones including one linear edgezone equation and two nonlinear interior equations with total order of ten. The uncoupling makes it possible to present analytical solution for nonlinear behavior of FG sector plates with simplysupported radial edges via perturbation technique and Fourier series method. The material properties are graded through the plate thickness according to a powerlaw distribution of the volume fraction of the constituents. The results are verified by comparison with the existing ones in the literature. The effects of nonlinearity, material constant and boundary conditions on bending of an FG sector plate are studied. It is shown that in bending analysis of functionally graded sector plates, linear theory is solely applicable for w/h  and is inadequate for analysis of fully simply supported FG sector plates even in the small deflection range.
Keywords :
Functionally graded materials , Firstorder shear deformation plate theory , Sectorial plate , Nonlinear analysis , Perturbation technique
Journal title :
Mechanics of Advanced Composite Structures
Serial Year :
2019
Journal title :
Mechanics of Advanced Composite Structures
Record number :
2452236
Link To Document :
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