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Chaotic behavior of the viscoelastic plates subjected to subsonic flow and simultaneous external excitation is studied in this paper. The equation of motion of the plate is derived using the von-Kármán theory. Galerkin’s approach is adopted as the solution method. Corresponding extended Melnikov’s integral is obtained for the non-Hamiltonian system by numerical and analytical approaches. A parametric study is carried out, and effects of different parameters such as linear and nonlinear stiffness and structural damping on the chaotic behavior of the dynamical system are investigated. Chaos thresholds are obtained, and the correlation between the analytical and numerical results is evaluated.
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Appendix
In order to use the Melnikov’s integral, one should analytically obtain the integrals of \(I_{1}(\Omega )\), \(I_{2}(\Omega )\), \(I_{3}\) and \(I_{4}\). These integrals are represented in the form of Eq. (18). One may show
So, \(I_{1}(\Omega )\) can be represented by
Moreover, one can show
According to Eq. (31), if we define \(a=\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s ), b=i\Omega +\delta +\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s )\), the Eq. (30) can be represented by
and
Furthermore, it is easy to show
Thus, one can represent \(I_{1}(\Omega )\) as
In a similar way, in order to obtain \(I_{2}(\Omega )\) one can write
Using Eqs. (31), (33) and (34) gives
In order to calculate \(I_{3}\), one should write
Calculating the expression \(\bigg \{ \big ( x_1^s +\frac{x_3^s -x_1^s }{1+e^{\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s )t}} \big )\big ( {-\tilde{c} e^{\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s )t}\frac{(x_3^s -x_1^s )^{2}}{\big ( {1+e^{\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s )t}} \big )^{2}}} \big ) \bigg \}^{2}\) leads to rewrite \(I_{3}\) in the form
in which
Substituting Eqs. (40–42) in Eq. (39) results in
In order to find \(I_{4}\), one should calculate the below integral
Multiplying the term \(e^{\delta t}\) in the parenthesis and setting \(a=\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s ),\;b=\tilde{c}(x_3^s -x_1^s )+\delta \), gives
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Younesian, D., Norouzi, H. Chaos prediction in nonlinear viscoelastic plates subjected to subsonic flow and external load using extended Melnikov’s method. Nonlinear Dyn 84, 1163–1179 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11071-015-2561-8
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