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Three-Dimensional Solution of the Free Vibration Problem for Metal-Ceramic Shells Using the Method of Sampling Surfaces

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The possibility of using the method of sampling surfaces (SaS) for solving the free vibration problem of threedimensional elasticity for metal-ceramic shells is studied. According to this method, in the… Click to show full abstract

The possibility of using the method of sampling surfaces (SaS) for solving the free vibration problem of threedimensional elasticity for metal-ceramic shells is studied. According to this method, in the shell body, an arbitrary number of SaS parallel to its middle surface are selected in order to take displacements of these surfaces as unknowns. The SaS pass through the nodes of a Chebyshev polynomial, which improves the convergence of the SaS method significantly. As a result, the SaS method can be used to obtain analytical solutions of the vibration problem for metal-ceramic plates and cylindrical shells that asymptotically approach the exact solutions of elasticity as the number of SaS tends to infinity.

Keywords: metal ceramic; vibration problem; method

Journal Title: Mechanics of Composite Materials
Year Published: 2017

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