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Active vibration control of structures undergoing bending vibrations

An active vibration control subassembly for a structure (such as a jet engine duct or a washing machine panel) undergoing bending vibrations caused by a source (such as the clothes agitator of the washing machine) independent of the subassembly. A piezoceramic actuator plate is vibratable by an applied electric AC signal. The plate is connected to the structure such that vibrations in the plate induced by the AC signal cause canceling bending vibrations in the structure and such that the plate is compressively pre-stressed along the structure when the structure is free of any bending vibrations. The compressive prestressing increases the amplitude of the canceling bending vibrations before the critical tensile stress level of the plate is reached. Preferably, a positive electric DC bias is also applied to the plate in its poling direction.

Pla, Frederic G.↗

Effects of transverse shearing on cylindrical bending, vibration, and buckling of laminated plates

The displacements for cylindrical bending and stretching of laminated and thick plates are expressed through-the-thickness by a few algebraic terms and a complete set of trigonometric terms. Only a few terms of this series are needed to get sufficiently accurate results for laminated and thick plates. Equations of equilibrium based on a sufficient number of terms of this series for displacements are determined using variational theorems from three-dimensional elasticity. Several examples are worked out. The displacements and stresses are obtained for simply supported isotropic and layered beams with a rectangular cross section and a sinusoidal lateral load distribution. These results are compared to an exact elasticity solution. Results for several approximations are obtained for a simply supported and a clamped beam with a rectangular cross section loaded at the center and results are compared to experimental results. Results are also obtained for isotropic and layered beams with a rectangular cross section for several approximations for the lowest natural frequency and buckling load.

Stein, M.↗