Formulas for Structural Dynamics: Tables, Graphs and Solutions

Chapter 11: Bress-Timoshenko Uniform Prismatic Beams

Chapter 11 focuses on uniform Bress Timoshenko beams. Eigenvalues and eigenfunctions for beams with a classical boundary conditions are presented.

NOTATION

A

Cross-sectional area of the beam

E, G

Modulus of elasticity and modulus of rigidity of the beam material

EI

Bending stiffness

r 0

Radius of gyration of a cross-sectional area of the beam

I

Moment of inertia of a cross-sectional area of the beam

k

Shear coefficient

l

Length of the beam

R

Correction factor

s

Notation of stiffness coefficients

s( M ?)

Flexural stiffness coefficient of moment due to rotational deformation

s( MX)

Flexural stiffness coefficient of moment due to transverse deformation

s( V ?)

Flexural stiffness coefficient of shear due to rotational deformation

s( VX)

Flexural stiffness coefficient of shear due to transverse deformation

t

Time

v 1 v 2

Velocities of propagation of the waves

Q, M

Shear force and bending moment

x

Spatial coordinate

x, y, z

Cartesian coordinates

X(x) ?( x)

Mode shape

y(x, t), ?( x, t)

Lateral displacement of the beam

v

Poisson coefficient

?, m

Density of material and mass per unit length of beam, m = ? A

?

Circular natural frequency of the transverse vibration of the beam

11.1 FUNDAMENTAL RELATIONSHIPS

11.1.1 Differential equations

The Bress-Timoshenko theory is used for describing the...

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