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Effect of temperature on vibrations of laminated layer

Pazera E., Jędrysiak J.

Vibrations in Physical Systems

2018

Vol. 29

art. no. 2018032

In this note the influence of temperature on vibrations of laminated layer made of two different materials is presented. The macroscopic properties of this layer are changing continuously along one direction x1, perpendicular to the laminas. To obtain the equations describing this problem, the tolerance averaging technique is used [1]. In this work, three models are proposed: the tolerance and the asymptotic-tolerance model, taking into account the effect of the microstructure size on the overall behaviour of this type of structures, and the asymptotic model, which equations omit this effect. To solve the equations of these three models the finite difference method is used.

Vibrations of non-periodic thermoelastic laminates

Jędrysiak J., Pazera E.

Vibrations in Physical Systems

2016

Vol. 27

175--180

Vibrations of non-periodic thermoelastic laminates, which can be treated as made of functionally graded material with macroscopic properties changing continuously along direction, x1, perpendicular to the laminas on the macrolevel are considered. Three models of these laminates are presented: the tolerance, the asymptotic-tolerance and the asymptotic. Governing equations of two first of them involve terms dependent of the microstructure size. Hence, these models (the tolerance, the asymptotic-tolerance) describe the effect of the microstructure. Averaged governing equations of these laminates can be obtained using the tolerance modelling technique, cf. Jędrysiak [1]. Because the model equations have functional, but slowly-varying coefficients calculations for examples can be made numerically or by using approximated methods.