Exact Solution of Laminated Orthogonal Hyperbolic Shells of Thermoelastic with Four Simply Supported

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The exact solution of laminated Orthogonal Hyperbolic shell of thermoelastic composite is very important to investigate it’s the mechanical properties. Therefore, many studies were completed in this paper. Firstly, the non-homogeneous state equation in generic coordinates is derived for thermoelastic composites including thermal gradient relationships by the basic equations and state space method. Secondly, an augmented dimension constitutive relationship was obtained by combining thermal gradient relationships into constitutive relationships of composite constitutive relationships based on the theory of symplectic variable and precise time-integration with dimension expanding method. Lastly, uniting state space method and the augmented dimension constitutive relationships, a homogeneous state equation which can be solely solved was deduced by eliminating the stresses in plane. The homogeneous state equation can simplify greatly the solution process of the laminated Orthogonal Hyperbolic shell, improve the calculation accuracy. What’s more, it can be discrete straightly in finite element format. So, the homogeneous state equation, derived in the paper, can supply a new method for the exact solution of laminated structures with complicated boundary condition in practice.

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