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A Node-Based Strain Smoothing Technique for Free Vibration Analysis of Textile-Like Sheet Materials

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This paper presents an implementation of the node-based smoothed finite element method and Reissner-Mindlin plate theory for a four node isoparametric shell element to improve the numerical precision and computational efficiency subjected to free vibration analysis of textile-like sheet materials. A one smoothing cell integration scheme in the strain smoothing technique is implemented to contrast the shear locking phenomenon that may exists in the analysis for moderately-thick and thick shell models. Various numerical results of free vibration analysis for a multi-layer nonwoven fabric sample are compared with other existing analytical solutions and numerical solutions in literatures to demonstrate the effectiveness of the present method. An advantage of the present formulation is that it can improve the numerical precision without decreasing the computational efficiency.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 333)

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219-225

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https://doi.org/10.4028/p-76scj1

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June 2022

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Nguyen T. Quyen*, Nguyen Trong Quoc, Nguyen Dinh Tru, Abel J.P. Gomes, Fernando B.N. Ferreira

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Finite Element Method, Free Vibration Analysis, Mindlin-Reissner Plate Theory, Node-Based Smoothed Finite Element, Strain Smoothing Technique, Textile-Like Sheet Material

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