Dynamic stability, and absorbed energy measurements in a sandwich structure resting on the novel frictional viscoelastic torsional substrate and horizontal friction force
- Autores: Zhao Yan Wen, Sun Le min, Yan Zhenwei
- Localización: Mechanics based design of structures and machines, ISSN 1539-7734, Vol. 52, Nº. 3, 2024, págs. 1744-1763
- Idioma: inglés
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Resumen
Like metallic materials, fiber metal laminate (FML) lets the material has a simple metal structure behavior but with such advantages as specialized strength properties, impact, fire resistance, weight savings, corrosion resistance, and metal fatigue. The main focus of this article is to indicate the dynamic response of circular size-dependent circular plates made of FML material via 3D-elasticity theories. The size-dependent structure is simulated by coupling the modified nonlocal couple stress and 3D-elasticity theories (MNCS-3DET). For accurate modeling of the elastic substrate, torsional and linear spring and Pasternak foundation are modeled using the equations of horizontal friction force and torsional interaction. Harmonic differential quadrature method and Chebyshev–Gauss–Lobatto grid distribution points are coupled for solving the partial differential equations of the current micro/nano-structure. Novelties of this work consider the effects of MCS-3DET, torsional interaction, horizontal friction force, and FML material in the construction of the circular micro/nanoplate. In the results section, the outputs are verified with other published articles, and the outcomes show that the MCS-3DET parameter, elastic foundation coefficient, horizontal friction force coefficient, and geometry have an essential role in the dynamic stability of the FML micro/nano-structure.
