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| Yu. E. Senitskii, "Dynamics of inhomogeneous non-shallow spherical shells," Mech. Solids. 37 (6), 123-133 (2002) |
| Year |
2002 |
Volume |
37 |
Number |
6 |
Pages |
123-133 |
| Title |
Dynamics of inhomogeneous non-shallow spherical shells |
| Author(s) |
Yu. E. Senitskii (Samara) |
| Abstract |
On the basis of a refined theory taking into account shear strains and
rotation inertia of cross-sections [1], an axially-symmetric
initial-boundary value problem is formulated for an elastically
fixed inhomogeneous spherical shell. Variation of
physical-mechanical material characteristics with respect to the thickness
of the structure is caused by radiation, thermal, and chemical fields
acting on one of its surfaces and called induced inhomogeneity factors [2].
In the calculation scheme, this variation is taken into account by the
introduction of two arbitrary dimensionless positive function, f1(z)
and f2(z), of the thickness coordinate z.
A new exact (in the framework of the adopted model) solution is obtained
in the form of finite integral transforms [3, 4]
by the method of expansion with respect to vector-valued eigenfunctions.
An essential point is that
the corresponding spectral problem and inversion formulas take into account
multiple eigenvalues (internal resonances) [5-7] which affect the
dynamic response of non-shallow shells. While solving the problem,
we also introduce internal friction forces in accordance with the
refined frequency-independent Voigt model [8, 9].
The problem formulated in such terms has never been studied before.
Fairly complete studies of integrability in inhomogeneous elasticity problems
exist only for problems with a static loading [10]. Much less attention
has been given to dynamical problems for continuously inhomogeneous shells.
In fact, closed form solutions (in the framework of the formulated
mathematical models) of dynamical problems have been constructed only for
shallow spherical shells [11, 12]. These results were obtained without
taking into account viscoelastic resistance and internal resonances
typical of such shells. As shown in [5, 6] by the analysis of the
equations of motion, resonance interaction of flexural and tangential
shapes of vibrations in non-shallow shells is not an exceptional phenomenon
and must be taken into account when finding the frequency spectrum of such
shells. However, this question about the dynamical reaction remains open
even for homogeneous shells. |
| References |
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| 3. | Yu. E. Senitskii, "A multi-component generalized
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| 4. | Yu. E. Senitskii, "Convergence and uniqueness of representations
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spherical shell with finite shear stiffness," Prikl. Mekhanika, Vol. 30,
No. 9, pp. 50-57, 1994. |
| 12. | Yu. E. Senitskii,
"On the integrability of the dynamical initial-boundary value problem
for an inhomogeneous shallow spherical shell,"
Vestnik Samarsk. Un-ta, No. 2(8), pp. 106-121, 1998. |
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| 15. | Yu. E. Senitskii,
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| 16. | Yu. E. Senitskii and S. A. Lychev,
"On the determination of the norm of finite integral transform
kernels and their applications," Izv. Vuzov. Matematika, No. 8,
pp. 60-69, 1999. |
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| Received |
03 May 2000 |
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