2013
DOI: 10.1007/s40430-013-0043-9
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The first frequency of cantilevered bars with geometric effect: a mathematical and experimental evaluation

Abstract: In engineering, a large number of structures may be modeled as cantilevers. Due to their intrinsic characteristics, some of these structures are sensitive to dynamic actions. Gusts of wind are dynamic excitations for which the fundamental frequency of vibration is an important factor when calculating the structural response. Modeling the effects of the axial force on the natural frequencies of a structure usually results in systems of differential equations that are not solvable from a practical engineering pe… Show more

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“…The material behavior is mainly restricted to linear elastic and studies of beam-column problems involving extra-large-deflection, where in-plane force takes upper-hand over transverse one, are discussed quite briefly. On the other hand, vibration characteristic of curved beams under large deformation is a vast research area and several theoretical and experimental studies, for example the papers [10,11], have been published. Hence, dynamic analysis of curved beam incorporating geometrical nonlinearities requires a separate review work and is altogether excluded from the scope of the present paper.…”
Section: Volume 11mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The material behavior is mainly restricted to linear elastic and studies of beam-column problems involving extra-large-deflection, where in-plane force takes upper-hand over transverse one, are discussed quite briefly. On the other hand, vibration characteristic of curved beams under large deformation is a vast research area and several theoretical and experimental studies, for example the papers [10,11], have been published. Hence, dynamic analysis of curved beam incorporating geometrical nonlinearities requires a separate review work and is altogether excluded from the scope of the present paper.…”
Section: Volume 11mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is worth mentioning that the equation (22) was comparatively evaluated by experimental activity, in physical laboratory, and by modeling using the finite element method -FEM, by Wahrhaftig;Balthazar (2013), and again using the FEM by Wahrhaftig and Brasil (2016), studying the frequency of a real structure, considering for both studies, linear and isotropic elastic material, presenting excellent convergence of results in both cases.…”
Section: V X T X Q T V X T X Q T V X T X Q T V X T X Q T V X T X Q mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For a more detailed information about the development this analytical procedure Wahrhaftig et all [5] can be consulted.…”
Section: A Quick Overview About the Mathematics Considerationsmentioning
confidence: 99%