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S. N. Kukudzhanov, "Effect of meridional loads on the natural vibrations and dynamic stability of a nearly-cylindrical shell of revolution," Mech. Solids. 40 (1), 132-141 (2005)
Year 2005 Volume 40 Number 1 Pages 132-141
Title Effect of meridional loads on the natural vibrations and dynamic stability of a nearly-cylindrical shell of revolution
Author(s) S. N. Kukudzhanov (Tbilisi)
Abstract Effects of meridional edge loads (compressive and tensile) on the vibration modes, lowest natural vibration frequencies and dynamic stability of a nearly cylindrical shell of revolution are studied. Moderately long shells are considered with the midsurface generating curve described by a parabola. On the basis of the shallow shell theory, the governing equation of the vibration modes of a pre-stressed shell is obtained. This equation differs from the known one [1] in an additional term which can be of the same order of magnitude as all other terms taken into account. Shells of positive and negative Gaussian curvatures are considered. The shell edges are assumed to be simply supported. Non-dimensional formulas and universal curves for the dependence of the lowest vibration frequency, vibration mode and boundaries of the dynamic instability region on the initial loads and the amplitude of shell shape deflection from a cylinder. It is shown that once the initial loads are present, the shell shape deviation from a cylinder (by values of the order of its wall thickness) can lead to substantial variation in the lowest frequencies, vibration modes and boundaries of the dynamic instability region.
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Received 13 March 2003
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