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Biaxial Vibrations of an Elasto-Plastic Beam with a Prescribed Rigid-Body Rotation Including the Effect of Stiffening

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In the present work, we study biaxial vibrations of elasto-plastic beamswith a prescribed rigid-body motion. Exemplarily, we treat the case of ahinged-hinged beam with a rotation about a fixed hinge. Such a problemis frequently to be encountered in machine dynamics. The deformations ofthe beam are assumed to remain small. In order to describe the beamvibrations, we utilize the Bernoulli–Euler beam theory. Axial vibrationsof the beam are neglected. We study cases, in which the flexuralstiffness of the beam is considerably lowered due to catastrophicenvironmental influences, such that the deformations relative to therigid-body motion, albeit small, reach the plastic regime. In thepresent paper, special emphasis is laid upon including the effect ofgeometric stiffening due to a comparatively fast rigid-body rotation.The equations of motion are derived by Hamilton's principle. The biaxialdeflections are discretized in space by means of Legendre polynomials.The plastic strains are discretized over length, height and width of thebeam by small plastic cells. Galerkin's procedure, together with aproper implicit midpoint rule is used for integration of the equationsof motion. The plastic strains are computed in every time-step by asuitable iterative procedure. Linear elastic/perfectly plastic behavioris exemplarily treated in a numerical study.

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Dibold, M., Gerstmayr, J. & Irschik, H. Biaxial Vibrations of an Elasto-Plastic Beam with a Prescribed Rigid-Body Rotation Including the Effect of Stiffening. Nonlinear Dynamics 34, 147–157 (2003). https://doi.org/10.1023/B:NODY.0000014557.32797.c1

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