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Two Dimensional and Plate Bending Applications

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Vibrations of Engineering Structures

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In the previous chapter the principles of the finite element displacement method as applied to vibration problems were presented. This discussion is now extended to an examination of the factors which influence the choice of a displacement function for an element, with the particular cases of in-plane and transverse vibration of plates being considered. Different displacement functions are used to derive a number of elements, and the results which these different elements give when applied to sample problems compared. Finally, it is shown how in-plane plate elements, transverse plate elements and beam elements can be combined together to analyse a composite beam and plate structure.

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Wilson, R.R. (1985). Two Dimensional and Plate Bending Applications. In: Vibrations of Engineering Structures. Lecture Notes in Engineering, vol 10. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-82390-9_8

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