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The paper is devoted to non-linear vibrations of plates, made of the Zener viscoelastic material modelled with the Caputo fractional derivative, and in particular to their response to harmonic excitation. The plate geometric non-linearity is of the von Kármán type. In the formulation shear effects and rotary inertia are considered, too. The problem is solved in the frequency domain. A one-harmonic form of the solution for plate displacements corresponding to the plate formulation is assumed. The amplitude equation is obtained from the time averaged principle of virtual work. The time averaging precedes the use of the harmonic balance method. In the space discretization the finite element method is used involving 8-noded rectangular plate elements with selective-reduced integration. Several numerical examples are analyzed and the response curves are found using a path-following method. The purpose of these analyses is to identify material features of the adopted model of viscoelasticity with the fractional derivative.
Computational Mechanics – Springer Journals
Published: Apr 11, 2017
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