Polygonal plate element method for free vibration analysis using an efficient alpha (α)-assumed rotations and shear strains

• An efficient polygonal plate element is extended to free vibration analysis • Alpha (α)-assumed rotations and shear strains approach is applied • Its performance is superior compared to the original polygonal element • Lowest frequencies closely approximate to reference solutions This paper investigates the performance of a recently proposed polygonal plate element with alpha ( α )-assumed rotations and shear strains, referred to as α ARS-Poly, in free vibration analysis . The α ARS-Poly element utilizes a simple and efficient approach involving a scaling factor ( α ) to enhance the accuracy of assumed rotations and shear strains. To fully explore the advantages of this element, we undertake a comprehensive analysis of free vibration in plate structures using a range of models with complex geometries. Numerical results demonstrate that the α ARS-Poly element offers stability and reliability within smooth mode shapes. Furthermore, it significantly outperforms the previous polygonal Reissner-Mindlin plate element with piecewise-linear shape functions (PRM n -PL), achieving frequencies that closely match reference solutions, thereby validating its accuracy and robustness for dynamic applications.

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Advances in Engineering Software
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2024-10-03
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.advengsoft.2024.103785
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Composite Structure Analysis and Optimization
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Polygonal plate element method for free vibration analysis using an efficient alpha (α)-assumed rotations and shear strains

Vu Tien Dung, Son H. Nguyen
10 citations
Advances in Engineering Software
Composite Structure Analysis and Optimization
2.69
article

Polygonal plate element method for free vibration analysis using an efficient alpha (α)-assumed rotations and shear strains

Vu Tien Dung, Son H. Nguyen
article en
10 citations

Abstract

• An efficient polygonal plate element is extended to free vibration analysis • Alpha (α)-assumed rotations and shear strains approach is applied • Its performance is superior compared to the original polygonal element • Lowest frequencies closely approximate to reference solutions This paper investigates the performance of a recently proposed polygonal plate element with alpha ( α )-assumed rotations and shear strains, referred to as α ARS-Poly, in free vibration analysis . The α ARS-Poly element utilizes a simple and efficient approach involving a scaling factor ( α ) to enhance the accuracy of assumed rotations and shear strains. To fully explore the advantages of this element, we undertake a comprehensive analysis of free vibration in plate structures using a range of models with complex geometries. Numerical results demonstrate that the α ARS-Poly element offers stability and reliability within smooth mode shapes. Furthermore, it significantly outperforms the previous polygonal Reissner-Mindlin plate element with piecewise-linear shape functions (PRM n -PL), achieving frequencies that closely match reference solutions, thereby validating its accuracy and robustness for dynamic applications.

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