含凹坑缺陷圆柱壳的数值极限分析

使用文［１］提出的三维结构塑性极限分析的一般计算方法，我们对含凹坑缺陷的圆柱壳进行了数值极限分析．对凹坑和筒体各种组合的几何参数，本文给出了筒壳极限压力的上限．计算结果与现有的理论、实验和数值解进行了比较．本文调查和评估了各种形状和尺寸的凹坑对筒壳极限承载能力的影响规律，研究了对应于不同凹坑尺寸的筒壳两种典型的破坏模式．根据以上数值结果，本文采用几何参数Ｇ来反映凹坑各参数对筒壳极限压力的综合影响，并给出了估计带凹坑筒体极限压力的拟合公式．本文结果对含凹坑缺陷压力容器的安全评估具有重要参考价值     

PLASTIC LIMIT LOAD ANALYSIS OF DEFECTIVE PIPELINES

The integrity assessment of defective pipelines represents a practically important task of structural analysis and design in various technological areas, such as oil and gas industry, power plant engineering and chemical factories. An iterative algorithm is presented for the kinematic limit analysis of 3-D rigid-perfectly plastic bodies. A numerical path scheme for radial loading is adopted to deal with complex multi-loading systems. The numerical procedure has been applied to carry out the plastic collapse analysis of pipelines with part-through slot under internal pressure, bending moment and axial force. The effects of various shapes and sizes of part-through slots on the collapse loads of pipelines are systematically investigated and evaluated. Some typical failure modes corresponding to different configurations of slots and loading forms are studied.     

含局部减薄弯头塑性极限载荷的数值分析

局部减薄是一种压力管道表面常见的体积型缺陷，它不仅会降低管道的承载能力，而且还可能引起管道破坏，导致严重的事故．采用数值分析方法，对内压和面内弯矩作用下含局部减薄弯头的极限载荷进行了研究，分析了载荷组合、缺陷形状、位置、尺寸对弯头极限承载能力的影响，讨论了导致弯头破坏的典型失效模式．提出了含局部减薄缺陷弯头的塑性极限载荷工程估算式．计算结果为含缺陷弯头的安全评定提供了理论依据．     

含缺陷轴对称体的安定与极限分析

利用静力安全定理得到了计算轴对称体安定与极限载荷的统一格式，采用温度参数法构造安定分析所需的残余应力场，为了克服对工程实际问题进行安定分析时解题规模与计算精度的矛盾，针对轴对称体的特点，采用两种线性化方案对屈服面进行线性化处理，即直接内接法和在降维应力偏量空间中对屈服面的线性化处理，使安定分析转化为一线性规划问题，在简化过程中合理选择线性化方案以便使应力校核点接近精确的屈服面；为了减小计算量，在求     

Limit and shakedown analysis of pressurized pipelines containing defects

In this paper, the integrity assessment of pressurized pipelines containing defects is performed by direct simplified methods of limit and shakedown analysis. The defects considered are part-through slots of various geometrical configurations. The engineering situation considered here has practical importance in the pressure vessel and pipe industry. The results are compared with those obtained by a step-by-step procedure using the professional code ABAQUS and where possible, with those provided by semi-empirical formulae used in engineering. The simplified methods are found more economical and more reliable than marching solutions achieved by step-by-step evolutive elastic-plastic analysis. The effects of various part-through slots on the load-carrying capacities of pipelines are investigated. The project was supported by the National Science and Technology Commission of China and by the Department of Structural Engineering, Technical University of Milan, Italy     

Comparison of slamming and whipping loads by fully coupled hydroelastic analysis and experimental measurement

This paper proposes a numerical method for analyzing whipping using a fully coupled hydroelastic model. The numerical analysis method utilizes a 3-D Rankine panel method, 1-D/3-D finite element methods, and a 2-D generalized Wagner model, which are strongly coupled in the time domain. The computational results were compared with those of a model test of an 18 000-TEU containership. The slamming pressures and whipping responses to regular waves for bow flare and stern slamming were compared. Furthermore, the slamming pressure was decomposed into its dynamic and static components. The numerical and experimental models produced similar results. In addition, the effects of the discretization and geometric approximation of the 2-D slamming sections were investigated.     

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通过对拱顶储罐罐壁承受轴向载荷、初始几何缺陷及轴压失稳状况研究,指 出在固定顶罐设计、建造和运行各阶段都应进行罐壁轴压稳定性校核. 根据圆柱薄壳稳定性 理论和轴压失稳临界应力数值分析计算结果,提出固定顶罐罐壁轴压稳定性校核方法和数学 模型,并运用回归分析方法建立罐壁轴压失稳临界应力计算公式. 对几种常用规格的拱顶罐 有初始挠度缺陷罐壁轴压稳定性分析表明：随储罐容积和罐壁初始挠度增大,罐壁轴压稳定 性呈减弱趋势.     

Postbuckling of pressure-loaded shear deformable laminated cylindrical panels

IntroductionInrecentyears,fiber_reinforcedcompositelaminatedpanelshavebeenwidelyusedintheaerospace,marine ,automobileandotherengineeringindustries .Theproblemofbucklingandpostbucklingofcylindricalpanelsunderaxialcompressionortorsionhasbeenextensivelystudied .Incontrast,theliteratureoncylindricalpanelsunderpressureloadingisrelativelyspares.Thesestudiesincludealinearbucklinganalysis (Singeretal.[1]) ,anonlinearbucklinganalysi(YamadaandCroll[2 ]) ,anelastoplasticbucklinganalysisusingreducedstif…     

大转动曲边柱壳非线性3-D动力学建模及分析

对曲边柱壳受轴向非均匀内压作用下的大转动几何非线性3-D动力学行为进行了研究.基于Nayfeh and Pai[1]非线性壳体理论,给出了考虑几何非线性的3-D混合型（含内力与位移）动力学模型.为了克服该强非线性模型难以求解的问题,依据分析获得的结构静动态变形关系,采用Lagrange方程推导建立了基于结构静态解的曲边柱壳多自由度3-D动力学方程,并对其进行了线性化与降阶处理,结合差分法获得了一套高效的求解算法.与LS-DYNA有限元结果的吻合,验证了本文方法的正确性.最后分析了单元数和计算时间步分别对有限元模型和本文方法的影响,发现求解精度随着计算时间步的减小不断提高直至趋于稳定.同时对采用本文方法获得的曲边柱壳动态变形模式的分析表明:结构动态响应与其所受内压载荷沿轴向的分布形式关系紧密,可以通过改变或者设计内压轴向分布形式来影响以及控制结构的动态变形模式,从而应用于曲边柱壳结构设计及优化的工程实际中.     

在冲击载荷作用下弹塑性圆板的反直观动力行为数值分析

对周边简支理想弹塑性圆板受脉冲载荷作用时的动力行为进行了数值计算与分析,揭示了板类结构反直观动力行为的客观存在性．通过分析发现,随着脉冲强度的增加,存在几个窄的载荷区域,板的响应是反直观的,而且在此附近,结构参数、载荷等因素的微小改变将导致响应模式的很大差异,表明反直观行为对这些参数的极其敏感性．进一步计算表明,这一特殊的动力行为主要与板内力间的相互耦合作用密切相关,同时,卸载后的结构反弹到另一侧时发生较大的反向塑性变形,导致能量的进一步耗散,使板呈现反常的动力响应．这一现象是几何与材料两种非线性相互作用的结果。     

Postbuckling analysis of axially-loaded laminated cylindrical shells with piezoelectric actuators

A compressive postbuckling analysis is presented for a laminated cylindrical shell with piezoelectric actuators subjected to the combined action of mechanical, electric and thermal loads. The temperature field considered is assumed to be a uniform distribution over the shell surface and through the shell thickness, and the electric field is assumed to be the transverse component E_Z only. The material properties are assumed to be independent of the temperature and the electric field. The governing equations are based on the classical shell theory with von Kármán–Donnell-type kinematic nonlinearity. The nonlinear prebuckling deformations and initial geometric imperfections of the shell are both taken into account. A boundary layer theory of shell buckling, which includes the effects of nonlinear prebuckling deformations, large deflections in the postbuckling range, and initial geometric imperfections of the shell, is extended to the case of hybrid laminated cylindrical shells. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the buckling loads and postbuckling equilibrium paths. The numerical illustrations concern the compressive postbuckling behavior of perfect and imperfect, cross-ply laminated cylindrical thin shells with fully covered or embedded piezoelectric actuators under different sets of thermal and electric loading conditions. The effects played by temperature rise, applied voltage, shell geometric parameter, stacking sequence, as well as initial geometric imperfections are studied.     

Buckling analysis of cylindrical shells with random geometric imperfections

In this paper the effect of random geometric imperfections on the limit loads of isotropic, thin-walled, cylindrical shells under deterministic axial compression is presented. Therefore, a concept for the numerical prediction of the large scatter in the limit load observed in experiments using direct Monte Carlo simulation technique in context with the Finite Element method is introduced. Geometric imperfections are modeled as a two dimensional, Gaussian stochastic process with prescribed second moment characteristics based on a data bank of measured imperfections. (The initial imperfection data bank at the Delft University of Technology, Part 1. Technical Report LR-290, Department of Aerospace Engineering, Delft University of Technology). In order to generate realizations of geometric imperfections, the estimated covariance kernel is decomposed into an orthogonal series in terms of eigenfunctions with corresponding uncorrelated Gaussian random variables, known as the Karhunen-Loéve expansion. For the determination of the limit load a geometrically non-linear static analysis is carried out using the general purpose code STAGS (STructural Analysis of General Shells, user manual, LMSC P032594, version 3.0, Lockheed Martin Missiles and Space Co., Inc., Palo Alto, CA, USA). As a result of the direct Monte Carlo simulation, second moment characteristics of the limit load are presented. The numerically predicted statistics of the limit load coincide reasonably well with the actual observations, particularly in view of the limited data available, which is reflected in the statistical estimators.     

Analytical analysis of the static interaction of fluid and cylindrical membrane structures

The static behavior of an inflated cylindrical membrane is theoretically investigated under different conditions of internal pressures, upstream and downstream fluid parameters. The membrane is attached to a horizontal base along two generators and can be inflated with a compressible fluid (air), an incompressible fluid (water), or a combination of them. The base width, curved perimeter, internal pressure, upstream and downstream fluid properties are given. Large deformation of the membrane due to the internal and external pressures makes the governing equation of the problem to be non-linear. In the present study, an analytical approach for the non-linear analysis of the static interaction of the fluid and the cylindrical membrane with different load distributions and boundary conditions is developed. Both geometric and equilibrium relations of the membrane element are used to obtain the membrane profile in explicit closed form. The validity of the present analytical approach is confirmed by comparing the results with experimental and numerical results obtained from the literature. It is shown that the present formulation is an appropriate method and a new approach to predict the static non-linear interaction of the fluid and the membrane structures with a good accuracy and less numerical effort.     

Postbuckling of FGM cylindrical shells under combined axial and radial mechanical loads in thermal environments

A postbuckling analysis is presented for a shear deformable functionally graded cylindrical shell of finite length subjected to combined axial and radial loads in thermal environments. Heat conduction and temperature-dependent material properties are both taken into account. The temperature field considered is assumed to be a uniform distribution over the shell surface and varied in the thickness direction only. Material properties are assumed to be temperature-dependent, and graded in the thickness direction according to a simple power law distribution in terms of the volume fractions of the constituents. The formulations are based on a higher order shear deformation shell theory with von Kármán–Donnell-type of kinematic nonlinearity. A boundary layer theory of shell buckling, which includes the effects of nonlinear prebuckling deformations, large deflections in the postbuckling range, and initial geometric imperfections of the shell, is extended to the case of functionally graded cylindrical shells. A singular perturbation technique is employed to determine the interactive buckling loads and postbuckling equilibrium paths. The numerical illustrations concern the postbuckling response of perfect and imperfect cylindrical shells with two constituent materials subjected to combined axial and radial mechanical loads and under different sets of thermal environments. The results reveal that the temperature field and volume fraction distribution have a significant effect on the postbuckling behavior, but they have a small effect on the imperfection sensitivity of the functionally graded shell.     

Buckling and post-buckling analyses for an axially compressed laminated cylindrical shell of FGM with PFRC in thermal environments

In this paper, investigation on buckling and post-buckling behaviors of a laminated cylindrical shell of functionally graded material (FGM) with the piezoelectric fiber reinforced composite (PFRC) actuators subjected to thermal and axial compressed loads is presented. Based on the Donnell assumptions, the material properties of the FGM layer vary smoothly through the laminated cylindrical shell thickness according to a power law distribution of the volume fraction of constituent materials. In the present study, a numerical procedure for the laminated cylindrical shell is used based on the Ritz energy method and the nonlinear strain–displacement relations. Some useful discussion and numerical examples are presented to show various effects of temperature field, volume fraction and geometric parameters on the buckling and post-buckling behaviors of the laminated cylindrical shell with PFRC.     

Effects of imperfections on the buckling response of compression-loaded composite shells

The results of an experimental and analytical study of the effects of initial imperfections on the buckling and postbuckling response of three unstiffened thin-walled compression-loaded graphite-epoxy cylindrical shells with different orthotropic and quasi-isotropic shell-wall laminates are presented. The results identify the effects of traditional and non-traditional initial imperfections on the non-linear response and buckling loads of the shells. The traditional imperfections include the geometric shell-wall mid-surface imperfections that are commonly discussed in the literature on thin shell buckling. The non-traditional imperfections include shell-wall thickness variations, local shell-wall ply-gaps associated with the fabrication process, shell-end geometric imperfections, non-uniform applied end loads, and variations in the boundary conditions including the effects of elastic boundary conditions. A high-fidelity non-linear shell analysis procedure that accurately accounts for the effects of these traditional and non-traditional imperfections on the non-linear responses and buckling loads of the shells is described. The analysis procedure includes a non-linear static analysis that predicts stable response characteristics of the shells and a non-linear transient analysis that predicts unstable response characteristics.     

Numerical and experimental dynamic characteristics of thin-film membranes

Presented is a total-Lagrangian displacement-based non-linear finite-element model of thin-film membranes for static and dynamic large-displacement analyses. The membrane theory fully accounts for geometric non-linearities. Fully non-linear static analysis followed by linear modal analysis is performed for an inflated circular cylindrical Kapton membrane tube under different pressures, and for a rectangular membrane under different tension loads at four corners. Finite-element results show that shell modes dominate the dynamics of the inflated tube when the inflation pressure is low, and that vibration modes localized along four edges dominate the dynamics of the rectangular membrane. Numerical dynamic characteristics of the two membrane structures were experimentally verified using a Polytec PI PSV-200 scanning laser vibrometer and an EAGLE-500 8-camera motion analysis system.     

Coalescence of voids by internal necking: Theoretical estimates and numerical results

Upper-bound estimates and supposedly exact numerical results are obtained for the limit loads associated with cylindrical cells containing voids and subjected to boundary conditions that are consistent with post-localization kinematics in porous plastic solids. When supplemented with evolution equations for the microstructural variables, the results can be used in the modeling of void coalescence by internal necking in ductile materials.     

Numerical investigation of the effects of structural geometric and material nonlinearities on limit-cycle oscillation of a cropped delta wing

This article presents numerical simulations of the limit-cycle oscillation (LCO) of a cropped delta wing in order to investigate the effects of structural geometric and material nonlinearities on aeroelastic behavior. In the computational model, the structural part included both the geometric nonlinearity that arises from large deflections, and the material nonlinearity that originates from plasticity. The Euler equations were employed in the fluid part to describe the transonic aerodynamics. Moreover, the load transfer was conducted using a 3-D interpolating procedure, and the interfaces between the structural and aerodynamic domains were constructed in the form of an exact match. The flutter and LCO behaviors of the cropped delta wing were simulated using the coupling model, and the results were compared with existing experimental measurements. For lower dynamic pressures, the geometric nonlinearity provided the proper mechanism for the development of the LCO, and the numerical results correlated with the experimental values. For higher dynamic pressures, the material nonlinearity led to a rapid rise in the LCO amplitude, and the simulated varying trend was consistent with the experimental observation. This study demonstrated that the LCO of the cropped delta wing was not only closely related to geometric nonlinearity, but was also remarkably affected by material nonlinearity.     

INITIALLY TENSIONED ORTHOTROPIC CYLINDRICAL SHELLS CONVEYING FLUID: A VIBRATION ANALYSIS

A linear analysis of the vibratory behaviour of initially tensioned orthotropic circular cylindrical shells conveying a compressible inviscid fluid is presented. The model is based on the three-dimensional nonlinear theory of elasticity and the Eulerian equations. A nonlinear strain–displacement relationship is employed to derive the geometric stiffness matrix due to initial stresses and hydrostatic pressures. Frequency-dependent fluid mass, damping and stiffness matrices associated with inertia, Coriolis and centrifugal forces, respectively, are derived through the fluid–structure coupling condition. The resulting equation governing the vibration of fluid-conveying shells is solved by the finite element method. The free vibration of initially tensioned orthotropic cylindrical shells conveying fluid is investigated; numerical examples are given and discussed.