Mechanics of Thin Structure Lecture 15 Wrapping Up the Course Shunji Kanie.
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Thin StructureThin Structure
Lecture 15 Lecture 15 Wrapping Up the CourseWrapping Up the CourseShunji KanieShunji Kanie
Mechanics of Thin StructureMechanics of Thin Structure
What you learned are;What you learned are;
Introduction for Linear ElasticityIntroduction for Linear ElasticityStress and Strain with 3D General Stress and Strain with 3D General ExpressionsExpressionsPlane Stress and Plane StrainPlane Stress and Plane StrainPrinciple of EnergyPrinciple of EnergyPrinciple of Virtual WorkPrinciple of Virtual WorkCalculus of VariationsCalculus of VariationsTheory of BeamsTheory of BeamsTheory of PlatesTheory of Plates
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Solve the Solve the problemproblem
EquilibriumEquilibrium
CompatibilityCompatibility
EnergyEnergy
Governing Governing EquationEquation
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Solve the Solve the problemproblem
EquilibriumEquilibrium
CompatibilityCompatibility
0)( xqdx
dQ
02
)(
dxx
Mdxdxxqdxdx
x
Qdx
dM )(
2
2
xqdx
Md
VerticalVertical
MomentMoment
EquilibriumEquilibrium
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Solve the Solve the problemproblem
EquilibriumEquilibrium
CompatibilityCompatibility
02
2
2
2
2
2
h
h
zxh
h
yxh
h
x zdzz
zdzy
zdzx
dx
dMQ xx
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0
zyxzxyxx
2
2
2
2
2
2
h
h zx
h
hzx
h
hzx dzzzdzz
EquilibriumEquilibrium
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Solve the Solve the problemproblem
EquilibriumEquilibrium
CompatibilityCompatibility
dx
dvyyyu )(
2
2)(
dx
vdy
dx
duyx
2
2
2
2
dx
vdEIydA
dx
vdyEydAEM
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xx
CompatibilityCompatibilityu
y
dx
dv
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Solve the Solve the problemproblem
EquilibriumEquilibrium
CompatibilityCompatibility
2
2
2
2
dx
vdEIydA
dx
vdyEydAEM
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)(
2
2
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4
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ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
u
y
dx
dv
dx
dvyyyu )(
2
2)(
dx
vdy
dx
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Energy should be Minimum, Energy should be Minimum, so that Energy is calcualted such as;so that Energy is calcualted such as;
CompatibilityCompatibility
EnergyEnergy
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
ll
lx
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0
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2
1
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Energy for sectionEnergy for section
2
2)(
dx
vdy
dx
duyx
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Potential EnergyPotential Energy
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)(
l
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2
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)'',,(
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
l
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2 )(''2
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2
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d
v
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d
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v
x
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2
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d
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EquationEquation
l
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0
2 )(''2
ExampleExamplePure bending problemPure bending problem
v
x
Shearing forceShearing force
Boundary ConditionBoundary ConditionSee eq. (6-31)See eq. (6-31)
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d
v
F
dx
d
v
F
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F
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x
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Geometrical Geometrical Boundary Boundary ConditionCondition
or
or
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vxM
dx
dvv'
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v
x
04
4
qdx
vdEI
x
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vdEI 13
3
)(
212
2
)( CxCdxdxxqdx
vdEI
x x
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qL
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v
x
04
4
qdx
vdEI
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No Energy produced if the Equilibrium is No Energy produced if the Equilibrium is satisfiedsatisfied
04
4
x
vdxqdx
vdEI
Virtual DisplacementVirtual Displacement
Virtual WorkVirtual Work
What is the requirement for the virtual What is the requirement for the virtual displacement?displacement?
ExampleExample Solution 2 : Virtual Work Solution 2 : Virtual Work
v
x
04
4
x
vdxqdx
vdEI
Virtual DisplacementVirtual Displacement
AssumptionAssumption
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av
sin~
0sin4
xx
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EI
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v sin
ExampleExample Solution 2 : Virtual Work Solution 2 : Virtual Work
v
x
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AssumptionAssumption
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av
sin~
0sin4
xx
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aL
EI
xL
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0sinsin24
xx
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qdxxL
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2
14
xx
dxxL
qdxxL
aL
EI
ExampleExample Solution 2 : Virtual Work Solution 2 : Virtual Work
v
x
Virtual DisplacementVirtual Displacement
AssumptionAssumption
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av
sin~
xL
v sin
0sin2cos12
14
xx
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EI
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v
x
04
4
x
vdxqdx
vdEI
Virtual DisplacementVirtual Displacement
AssumptionAssumption
mm x
L
mav
sin~
0sin4
xx
vdxqvdxxL
aL
EI
xL
v sin
0sin4
xm x
m vdxqvdxxL
ma
L
mEI
xL
nvn
sin
ExampleExampleSolution 2 modifiedSolution 2 modified
0sin4
xm x
m vdxqvdxxL
ma
L
mEI
xL
nvn
sin
0sinsinsin4
xm x
m dxxL
nqdxx
L
nx
L
ma
L
mEI
x
dxxL
nq
sin
It’s same as the solution introduced for Plate It’s same as the solution introduced for Plate Theory Theory
Fourier TransformFourier Transform
ExampleExampleSolution 3 :Point CollocationSolution 3 :Point Collocation
v
x0
4
4
x
vdxqdx
vdEI
Dirac Delta FunctionDirac Delta Function
Assume you would like to have the value at Assume you would like to have the value at the centerthe center
2Lv
2021
2 Lx
LxL
2
4
4
4
4
Lxx
qdx
vdEIdxq
dx
vdEI
ExampleExampleSolution 3 :Point CollocationSolution 3 :Point Collocation
v
x
0
2
4
4
4
4
Lxx
qdx
vdEIdxq
dx
vdEI
AssumptionAssumption
xL
av
sin~
0sin
2
4
2
4
4
LxLx
qxLL
aEIqdx
vdEI
EI
qL
EI
qLa
44
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qL
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qL 44
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ExampleExampleSolution 4 :Least Square MethodSolution 4 :Least Square Method
v
x
04
4
qdx
vdEI
Error should be Error should be minimumminimum
AssumptionAssumption
xL
av
sin~
EquilibriumEquilibrium
x
LLEIa
dx
vdEI
sin
~ 4
4
4 EstimatedEstimated
ExampleExampleSolution 4 :Least Square MethodSolution 4 :Least Square Method
qxLL
EIaqdx
vdEI
sin
~ 4
4
4
Squared ErrorSquared Error
ErrorError
x
dxqxLL
EIa
24
sin
In order to expect the Error In order to expect the Error minimized, an appropriate value for minimized, an appropriate value for a must bea must be
x
dxqxLL
EIaaa
24
sin
ExampleExampleSolution 4 :Least Square MethodSolution 4 :Least Square Method
v
x
x
dxqxLL
EIaaa
24
sin
0sinsin244
x
dxxLL
EIqxLL
EIaa
0sinsin4
x
dxxL
qxLL
EIaa
ExampleExample Solution 2 : Virtual Work Solution 2 : Virtual Work
v
x
Virtual DisplacementVirtual Displacement
AssumptionAssumption
xL
av
sin~
0sin4
xx
vdxqvdxxL
aL
EI
xL
v sin
ExampleExampleSolution 4 :Least Square MethodSolution 4 :Least Square Method
v
x
0sinsin4
x
dxxL
qxLL
EIaa
0sinsin24
xx
dxxL
qdxxL
aL
EI
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 1Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 1
v
x0
4
4
x
vdxqdx
vdEI
Starting Equation is Starting Equation is SameSame
Weighting FunctionWeighting Function
AssumptionAssumption
xL
av
sin~
xL
v sin
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 2Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 2
v
x0
4
4
x
vdxqdx
vdEI
Starting Equation is Starting Equation is SameSame
xx
L
x
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEIv
dx
vdEIvdxq
dx
vdEI
3
3
03
3
4
4
xx
LL
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEI
x
v
dx
vdEIv
dx
vdEI
2
2
2
2
02
2
2
2
03
3
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 2Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 2
xx
LL
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEI
x
v
dx
vdEIv
dx
vdEI
2
2
2
2
02
2
2
2
03
3
02
2
2
2
xx
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEI
dcxbxaxv 23~ cxbxaxv 23~
0~ 23 cLbLaLv bLaLc 2
LxbxLxaxv 22~
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 2Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 2
02
2
2
2
xx
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEI
LxbxLxaxv 22~
baxdx
vd26
2
2
221 Lxxv Lxxv 2
xdx
vd6
21
2
2
22
2
dx
vd
cbxaxdx
vd 23
~2
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 2Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 2
02
2
2
2
xx
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEI
baxdx
vd26
2
2
22
1 Lxxv
Lxxv 2
xdx
vd6
21
2
222
2
dx
vd
0626 22 xx
dxLxqxdxxbaxEI
0226 xx
dxLxxqdxbaxEI
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 2Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 2
0626 22 xx
dxLxqxdxxbaxEI
0226 xx
dxLxxqdxbaxEI
024
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23
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qbLaLEI
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24
2
0a
LxbxLxaxv 22~
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qLv
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2
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 3Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 3
dcxbxaxv 23~
223 ~0~ vcLbLaLv
12 bLaLc
cbxaxdx
vd 23
~2
222 223 bLaLcbLaL
221
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b 212
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221 2~
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
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L
xx
L
x
L
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1~~ vdv
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 3Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 3
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
2~
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L
xx
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x
L
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2 126
146
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LL
x
LL
x
dx
vd
02
2
2
2
xx
vdxqdxx
v
dx
vdEI
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 3Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 3
012
24 2
21
q
L
LLEI
012
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21
q
L
LLEI
qL
LEI
12
36 2
1 EI
qL
24
3
1 EI
qL
24
3
2
ExampleExampleSolution 5 :Galerkin Method 3Solution 5 :Galerkin Method 3
EI
qL
24
3
1 EI
qL
24
3
2
2
2
2
3
1
2
2
3
2~
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Mechanics of Thin StructureMechanics of Thin Structure
What you learned are;What you learned are;
Introduction for Linear ElasticityIntroduction for Linear ElasticityStress and Strain with 3D General Stress and Strain with 3D General ExpressionsExpressionsPlane Stress and Plane StrainPlane Stress and Plane StrainPrinciple of EnergyPrinciple of EnergyPrinciple of Virtual WorkPrinciple of Virtual WorkCalculus of VariationsCalculus of VariationsTheory of BeamsTheory of BeamsTheory of PlatesTheory of Plates