A Finite Element Model for Dynamic Analysis of Triple-Layer Composite Plates with Layers Connected by Shear Connectors Subjected to Moving Load.

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Abstract
Triple-layered composite plates are created by joining three composite layers using shear connectors. These layers, which are assumed to be always in contact and able to move relatively to each other during deformation, could be the same or different in geometric dimensions and material. They are applied in various engineering fields such as ship-building, aircraft wing manufacturing, etc. However, there are only a few publications regarding the calculation of this kind of plate. This paper proposes novel equations, which utilize Mindlin's theory and finite element modelling to simulate the forced vibration of triple-layered composite plates with layers connected by shear connectors subjected to a moving load. Moreover, a Matlab computation program is introduced to verify the reliability of the proposed equations, as well as the influence of some parameters, such as boundary conditions, the rigidity of the shear connector, thickness-to-length ratio, and the moving load velocity on the dynamic response of the composite plate.
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Authors Nguyen, Hoang-Nam;Nguyen, Tan-Y;Tran, Ke Van;Tran, Thanh Trung;Nguyen, Truong-Thinh;Phan, Van-Duc;Do, Thom Van;
Journal Materials (Basel, Switzerland)
Year 2019
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E598
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Keywords
finite element model mindlin’s theory moving load triple-layer composite plate

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