Consistent finite element formulations for beams made of anisotropic materials and taking into account non-classic, inhomogeneous torsion have been developed. The formulations are based on a kinematical hypothesis that includes exact solutions for three-dimensional solids under terminal loading. They describe warping of the cross-sections in and out of their planes as well as their rigid displacements and rotations. Their large deformation and geometrically exact description by finite rotations are considered for the cases of monoclinic, orthotropic and transversely isotropic materials. Exact solutions for the solid made from a monoclinic material have been deduced. (C) 1998 Elsevier Science S.A. All rights reserved
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Consistent finite element formulations for beams made of anisotropic materials and taking into accou...
A geometrically exact and completely consistent finite element theory for curved and twisted beams i...
AbstractThe paper presents a formulation of the geometrically exact three-dimensional beam theory wh...
Keywords: Three-dimensional beams, finite deformations, torsion warping deformation, arbitrary cross...
Three-dimensional beams, finite deformations, torsion warping deformation, arbitrary cross sections,...
Dist pcal The aim of this report is to present a consistent theory for the deformation of a naturall...
Abstract. In this paper, we propose a continuum mechanics based 3-D beam finite element with cross-s...
AbstractThis paper presents an efficient procedure for analyzing naturally curved and twisted beams ...
In this paper, a geometrically exact beam model is presented that includes the Kirchhoff constraint ...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Consistent finite element formulations for beams made of anisotropic materials and taking into accou...
A geometrically exact and completely consistent finite element theory for curved and twisted beams i...
AbstractThe paper presents a formulation of the geometrically exact three-dimensional beam theory wh...
Keywords: Three-dimensional beams, finite deformations, torsion warping deformation, arbitrary cross...
Three-dimensional beams, finite deformations, torsion warping deformation, arbitrary cross sections,...
Dist pcal The aim of this report is to present a consistent theory for the deformation of a naturall...
Abstract. In this paper, we propose a continuum mechanics based 3-D beam finite element with cross-s...
AbstractThis paper presents an efficient procedure for analyzing naturally curved and twisted beams ...
In this paper, a geometrically exact beam model is presented that includes the Kirchhoff constraint ...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...
Torsion of linearly elastic isotropic beams, with both cross-sectional and axial inhomogeneities, is...