Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural Frequencies
This study concerns optimizing the eigenfrequencies of circular cylindrical laminates. The stiffness properties are described by lamination parameters to avoid potential solution dependency on the initial assumptions of the laminate configurations. In the lamination parameter plane, novel response c...
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doaj-19239270216e49ac8134d27828aaae6c2021-06-30T23:52:10ZengMDPI AGMaterials1996-19442021-06-01143203320310.3390/ma14123203Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural FrequenciesGokhan Serhat0Max Planck Institute for Intelligent Systems, Heisenbergstr. 3, 70569 Stuttgart, GermanyThis study concerns optimizing the eigenfrequencies of circular cylindrical laminates. The stiffness properties are described by lamination parameters to avoid potential solution dependency on the initial assumptions of the laminate configurations. In the lamination parameter plane, novel response contours are obtained for the first and second natural frequencies as well as their difference. The influence of cylinder length, radius, thickness, and boundary conditions on the responses is investigated. The lamination parameters yielding the maximum response values are determined, and the first two mode shapes are shown for the optimum points. The results demonstrate that the maximum fundamental frequency points of the laminated cylinders mostly lie at the inner lamination parameter domain, unlike the singly curved composite panels. In addition, the second eigenfrequency shows a nonconvex response surface containing multiple local maxima for several cases. Moreover, the frequency difference contours appear as highly irregular, which is unconventional for free vibration responses.https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1944/14/12/3203composite cylindersstiffness tailoringlamination parametersfree vibration modeseigenfrequency separationoptimization |
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Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural Frequencies |
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Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural Frequencies |
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Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural Frequencies |
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Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural Frequencies |
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Design of Circular Composite Cylinders for Optimal Natural Frequencies |
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design of circular composite cylinders for optimal natural frequencies |
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This study concerns optimizing the eigenfrequencies of circular cylindrical laminates. The stiffness properties are described by lamination parameters to avoid potential solution dependency on the initial assumptions of the laminate configurations. In the lamination parameter plane, novel response contours are obtained for the first and second natural frequencies as well as their difference. The influence of cylinder length, radius, thickness, and boundary conditions on the responses is investigated. The lamination parameters yielding the maximum response values are determined, and the first two mode shapes are shown for the optimum points. The results demonstrate that the maximum fundamental frequency points of the laminated cylinders mostly lie at the inner lamination parameter domain, unlike the singly curved composite panels. In addition, the second eigenfrequency shows a nonconvex response surface containing multiple local maxima for several cases. Moreover, the frequency difference contours appear as highly irregular, which is unconventional for free vibration responses. |
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composite cylinders stiffness tailoring lamination parameters free vibration modes eigenfrequency separation optimization |
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