Mechanics Colloquium
PROGRAM
MATEMATIČKI INSTITUT SANU
ODELJENJE ZA MEHANIKU
PROGRAM ZA APRIL 2017.
Pozivamo Vas da učestvujete u radu sednica Odeljenja i to:
SREDA, 19.04.2017. u 18:00, Sala 301f, MI SANU, Kneza Mihaila 36
Dr. Fotios Georgiades, Senior Lecturer, School of Engineering, College of Science, University of Lincoln, Brayford Pool, Lincoln, United Kingdom
LINEAR AND NONLINEAR MODELLING/DYNAMICS OF L/SHAPEL BEAM – A SIMPLE 'COMPOSITE' ELASTIC STRUCTURE
Abstract: Since the 1960s, the dynamics of L-shaped coupled beams has been
of interest because of their relative structural simplicity. It is among the
simplest 'composite' elastic structures. It is derived all the equations of
motion of an L-Shaped beam structure, and it is showed the importance of
rotary inertia terms. The equations are decoupled in two motions, namely the
in -plane bending and out-of-plane bending with torsion. A theoretical and
numerical modal analysis has been performed and it is examined the effect of
the orientation of the secondary beam (oriented in two ways) and also the
shear effects. Parametric study of natural frequencies for various
parameters of the L-Shaped beam showed stiffening and softening effects.
Also in case that the length of secondary beam is less than 10% of the
length of the primary beam, then the system behaves like cantilever beam
with tip mass. Modelling of geometric nonlinearities indicates that the
in-plane with out-of-plane motions are coupled together and has to be
considered both planes even in examining up to 2nd order nonlinearities.
Noted, so far in the literature of the L-Shaped beam structures with
geometric nonlinearities the out-of-plane motions has been neglected.
Although the two elastic beams are connected, the equations of motion form a
self-adjoint system, therefore the projection of the dynamics in the
infinite basis of the underlying linear system, lead to the modal equations
with only nonlinear coupling and then well-known dimension reduction methods
can be applied e.g. center manifolds. This work, paves the way for
examination of dynamics in case of geometric nonlinearities of L-Shaped Beam
structures, since it is almost impossible using commercial finite element
software to perform nonlinear dynamic analysis e.g. the determination of
Nonlinear Normal Modes as periodic orbits of millions of DOFs. Also, this
work paves the way for analytical modelling and dynamic analysis of more
complicated elastic structures e.g. a full airplane model.
SREDA, 26.04.2017. u 18:00, Sala 301f, MI SANU, Kneza Mihaila 36
Ivana Atanasovska, Matematicki institut SANU
UTICAJ FENOMENA KONTAKTA DEFORMABILNIH TELA NA DINAMICKO PONASANJE SLOZENIH MEHANICKIH SISTEMA
Rezime: Fenomen kontakta deformabilnih tela predstavlja jednu od cestih
nelinearnosti u mehanici slozenih sistema. Posebno je vazno resavanje
zadatka mehanike kontakta deformabilnih tela kada su kod mehanickih sistema,
ciji su tela u kontaktu deo, prisutni i drugi izvori nelinearnosti. U
predavanju ce biti opisan zadatak resavanja promenljivih koje definisu
mehaniku kontakta deformabilnih tela sa jednostavnom i sa slozenom
geometrijom kontaktnih povrsina. Posebno ce biti prikazan pristup resavanja
kontaktnih problema deformabilnih tela diskretizacijom i primenom metode
konacnih elemenata. Za resavanje uticaja kontakta dva ili vise deformabilna
tela na dinamicko ponasanje slozenog mehanickog sistema, razvijen je novi
pristup opisan odgovarajucim algoritmom. Primeri primene na konkretnim
realnim slozenim mehanickim sistemima ilustrovace prednosti razvijenog
algoritma, pre svega kod postojanja geometrijskih i/ili materijalnih
nelinearnosti u kontaktnim zonama, kao i pri pojavi udara.
Predavanja su namenjena sirokom krugu slusalaca, ukljucujuci studente redovnih i doktorskih studija. Odrzavaju se sredom sa pocetkom u 18 casova u sali 301f na trecem spratu zgrade Matematickog instituta SANU, Knez Mihailova 36.
dr Katarina Kukić
Sekretar Odeljenja za mehaniku
Matematickog instituta SANU
dr Božidar Jovanović
Upravnik odeljenja za mehaniku
Matematickog instituta SANU