Investigate the bending and free vibration responses of multi-directional functionally graded plates with variable thickness based on isogeometric analysis

Abstract

This study investigates the static bending and free vibration behaviour of Multi-directional Functionally Graded (MFGM) plates having a variable thickness. With this regard, the third-order shear deformation plate theory is used to describe the kinematic relation. Material properties of MFGM are assumed to be graded in spatial direction within the plate’s volume and the effective material properties are calculated based on the power-law approach. The governing equations are derived based on Hamilton’s principle and the Isogeometric Analysis (IGA) is employed as a discretization tool to develop system equations. Several numerical examples are conducted to verify the accuracy of the proposed approach and investigate the influence of different geometrical and material parameters on the behaviour of MFGM plates

Transient analysis of functionally graded plates using extreme gradient boosting

“…Furthermore, the exact geometry is preserved even at the coarsest discretization level, and this method is effective in reducing degrees of freedom (DOFs) for high-order elements. As a result, IGA has been applied in a wide range of engineering fields [16][17][18]. For instance, Son and Qui [16] investigated the static bending and free vibration behavior of multi-directional functionally graded plates with variable thickness.…”

“…As a result, IGA has been applied in a wide range of engineering fields [16][17][18]. For instance, Son and Qui [16] investigated the static bending and free vibration behavior of multi-directional functionally graded plates with variable thickness. The accuracy of the proposed method has been demonstrated through numerical examples.…”