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S. N. Kukudzhanov, "On the influence of the boundary conditions on natural vibrations of prestressed nearly cylindrical shells of revolution," Mech. Solids. 38 (6), 102-110 (2003)
Year 2003 Volume 38 Number 6 Pages 102-110
Title On the influence of the boundary conditions on natural vibrations of prestressed nearly cylindrical shells of revolution
Author(s) S. N. Kukudzhanov (Tbilisi)
Abstract The influence of the boundary conditions on the waveform and lower natural frequencies of nearly cylindrical shells of revolution is studied. The shell is assumed to be subjected to preliminary action of normal pressure. We consider shells of medium length and assume that the shape of the generatrix of the midsurface of the shell is described by a sufficiently smooth function that does not change in sign. We analyze and simplify the governing equations and boundary conditions. If the generatrix of the shell midsurface is a parabola, the reduced equation differs from the familiar equation [1] in an additional term, the order of magnitude of which may coincide with that of other terms. Shells of both positive and negative Gaussian curvature are considered. We investigate the cases where either both edges of the shell are clamped or one of the edges is simply supported, whereas the other one is clamped. Analytical relations and curves are presented that characterize the fundamental frequency and waveform as depending on the type of the boundary conditions, preliminary stress, and the maximum deviation of the shape of the shell from a cylinder. (The last quantity is assumed to coincide with the thickness of the shell in order of magnitude.) It is shown that the degree of influence of the boundary conditions is different for shells of positive and negative Gaussian curvature and depends on the maximum deviation of the shell from a cylindrical shape and the preliminary stress.
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Received 08 November 2000
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