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Procedure for numerical investigation of forced vibrations of three-dimensional structures with nonlinear elastic elements based on the finite-element method

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We describe a numerical procedure which allows one to investigate forced vibrations of complex three-dimensional structures with nonlinear elastic elements, develop a computational dynamic model on the basis of the finite-element method and the method of generalized coordinates, and investigate vibrations of an actual structure of a load-bearing mounting of an aircraft engine. We also analyze the effect of nonlinear elastic elements on the dynamic behavior of the structure and evaluate the efficiency of their application.

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Kiev State Technical University of Civil Engineering and Architecture, Kiev, Ukraine. Translated from Problemy Prochnosti, No. 4, pp. 107–116, July–August, 1997.

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Dekhtyaryuk, E.S., Lukyanchenko, O.A. Procedure for numerical investigation of forced vibrations of three-dimensional structures with nonlinear elastic elements based on the finite-element method. Strength Mater 29, 400–407 (1997). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02767826

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