1999
DOI: 10.1007/bf02916748
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Exact axisymmetric solutions for laminated transversely isotropic piezoelectric circular plate (I)

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“…The finite Hankel transform is an effective method to handle the axisymmetric bending problems of a circular plate which is defined as follows [40]: Jμfalse[f(rfalse¯,zfalse¯)false]=01r¯f(rfalse¯,zfalse¯)Jμfalse(kr¯false)drfalse¯, where Jμfalse(kr¯false) is the Bessel function of the first kind of order μ . Then, the state space vector related to the Hankel transform domain takes the form as follows: boldRjfalse(k,z¯false)=[4pt1emUrfalse(k,z¯false)Sfalse(k,z¯false)Hfalse(k,z¯false)Dfalse(k,z¯false)T...…”
Section: State Equations and Hankel Transformmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The finite Hankel transform is an effective method to handle the axisymmetric bending problems of a circular plate which is defined as follows [40]: Jμfalse[f(rfalse¯,zfalse¯)false]=01r¯f(rfalse¯,zfalse¯)Jμfalse(kr¯false)drfalse¯, where Jμfalse(kr¯false) is the Bessel function of the first kind of order μ . Then, the state space vector related to the Hankel transform domain takes the form as follows: boldRjfalse(k,z¯false)=[4pt1emUrfalse(k,z¯false)Sfalse(k,z¯false)Hfalse(k,z¯false)Dfalse(k,z¯false)T...…”
Section: State Equations and Hankel Transformmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to boundary conditions of circular plate presented by Ding et al . [40], the elastic simply supported condition can be extended to the 1D piezoelectric QC circular plate: ufalse¯zfalse(1,z¯false)=0,wfalse¯zfalse(1,z¯false)=0,ϕfalse¯false(1,z¯false)=0,false[(C¯11C¯12)sufalse¯r(1,zfalse¯)+σfalse¯rr(1,zfalse¯)false]=0 and J0false(kfalse)=0. …”
Section: State Equations and Hankel Transformmentioning
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“…Wang et al (2001) discussed the vibration problem of a piezoelectric circular laminate under simply supported and clamped boundary conditions based on the Kirchhoff thin plate theory. Ding et al (1999aDing et al ( , 1999bDing et al ( , 1999c derived the exact solution for a piezoelectric circular plate under static and vibration conditions employing the state vector approach, finite Hankel transformation and propagating matrix method.…”
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confidence: 99%