2003
DOI: 10.1007/s00466-003-0422-7
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A formulation and implementation of geometrically exact curved beam elements incorporating finite strains and finite rotations

Abstract: This paper deals with the formulation and implementation of the curved beam elements based on the geometrically exact curved/twisted beam theory assuming that the beam cross-section remains rigid. The summarized beam theory is used for the slender beams or rods. Along with the beam theory, some basic concepts associated with finite rotations and their parametrizations are briefly summarized. In terms of a non-vectorial parametrization of finite rotations under spatial descriptions, a formulation is given for t… Show more

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“…Since these pioneering works, considerable progress has been made on the geometrically exact analysis of three-dimensional framed structures, from both theoretical and numerical points of view, see e.g. Cardona and Géradin (1988) [6], Ibrahimbegovic and co-workers (1995,2000,2003) [16,19,18,17], Petrov and Géradin (1998) [31], Saje et al (1998) [36], [7,22], Gruttmann et al (2000) [15], Atluri and co-workers (1988,1989,1996,1998,2001) [20,21,33,2], Betsch and Steinmann (2002) [3], Pimenta and Campello (2003) [32], Zupan and Saje (2003) [50], [24,23], Mata et al (2007) [27], Makinen (2007) [26], Santos et al (2009) [38,37] and many others.…”
Section: The Geometrically Exact Finite Strain Beam Theory: Boundary-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Since these pioneering works, considerable progress has been made on the geometrically exact analysis of three-dimensional framed structures, from both theoretical and numerical points of view, see e.g. Cardona and Géradin (1988) [6], Ibrahimbegovic and co-workers (1995,2000,2003) [16,19,18,17], Petrov and Géradin (1998) [31], Saje et al (1998) [36], [7,22], Gruttmann et al (2000) [15], Atluri and co-workers (1988,1989,1996,1998,2001) [20,21,33,2], Betsch and Steinmann (2002) [3], Pimenta and Campello (2003) [32], Zupan and Saje (2003) [50], [24,23], Mata et al (2007) [27], Makinen (2007) [26], Santos et al (2009) [38,37] and many others.…”
Section: The Geometrically Exact Finite Strain Beam Theory: Boundary-mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, la parte más delicada de la linealización, aquella que tiene que ver con la parte geométrica del operador, es la menos desarrollada en su artículo. Esta cuestión tampoco es tratada con más detalle en aportaciones posteriores;únicamente Kapania y Li [34] desarrollan con detalle este cálculo, aunque prescinden de la segunda variación de las variables de la configuración. Todas las referencias consultadas fundamentan la discretización en la forma espacial del operador.…”
Section: El Modelo Geométricamente Exacto De Piezas Alargadasunclassified
“…Estado del Arte resulta confusa 5 puesto que Λ denota un elemento del grupo de las rotaciones, independientemente de cuál sea la parametrización escogida para representarlo. Kapania y Li (2003) [34] han empleado también la expresión parametrización no-vectorial.…”
Section: La Solución Numérica De Simó Y Vu-quocunclassified
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