Torsion and flexure of inhomogeneous elements

Frank J. Rooney, M. Ferrari
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Abstract

The torsion of bars with inhomogeneous shear moduli is considered, under different assumptions on the cross-sectional geometry, and the spatial variation law for the moduli. In particular, bars of arbitrary geometry, and modulus that varies in the section only through a function of the coordinates are considered, under the additional assumption that the modulus is constant on the sectional boundary. Bounds on the torsional rigidity are established. As special cases, laminates are discussed, and novel solutions for the torsion of a circular cylindrical bar with angular symmetry are presented. The problem of flexure of inhomogeneous cylindrical bars is considered, allowing for arbitrary variation of the moduli but with constant Poisson's ratio. Specific solutions are exhibited for the case of angular and radial variations of the shear modulus. Finally, the derived solutions are employed to determine the effective properties of the graded structures.

非均匀单元的扭转和弯曲
考虑了具有非均匀剪切模量的杆体在不同截面几何条件下的扭转,以及模量的空间变化规律。特别地,任意几何的杆,以及在截面上仅通过坐标函数变化的模量,在截面边界上的模量恒定的附加假设下被考虑。建立了扭转刚度的边界。作为特殊情况,讨论了层合板,并给出了具有角对称的圆柱杆扭转的新解。考虑了允许模量任意变化但泊松比不变的非均匀圆柱杆的挠曲问题。对于剪切模量的角向和径向变化,给出了具体的解。最后,利用导出的解来确定梯度结构的有效性能。
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