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학위논문
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한장우 (서울대학교, 서울대학교 대학원)

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2016
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In this dissertation, efficient and accurate models based on enhanced theories (enhanced first-order theories, enhanced higher-order theories and enhanced zig-zag theory) are proposed for the thermo-mechanical analysis of laminated composite and sandwich plates. In addition, co-rotational formulation with enhanced first-order theory is developed to investigate the geometrically nonlinear behaviors. In enhanced models, a couple of displacement fields are independently assumed to provide a reasonable compromise between solution accuracy and efficiency. The main objective of this dissertation is to systematically establish the relationships between two independent fields through the mixed variational theorem (MVT) as well as the strain energy transformation. According to the relationships, enhanced models have the same computational advantage of the simple models (conventional FSDT, HSDT, LCW, etc.) while improving upon its performance by utilizing the post-process procedure. Additionally, the convolution theorem of Laplace transformation is applied to circumvent the complexity of dealing with linear viscoelastic materials.
The enhanced theories proposed in this dissertation have the following advantages.
? Transverse shear stress continuity conditions at the interfaces between layers are satisfied.
? Transverse shear free conditions at the top and bottom surfaces of the composite and sandwich plates are satisfied.
? The number of primary variables is independent of the number of layers.
? C0 interpolation function is only required in the finite element implementation, so computational efficiency can be further improved.
The robustness, accuracy and computational efficiency of the enhanced models are demonstrated by comparing numerical results obtained herein to those of the 3-D exact solution, 3-D FEM solution as well as other theories available in the open literature.

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Chapter 1. Introduction 1
1.1. Motivations & Objective 1
1.2. Basic Concept of the Strain Energy Matching Scheme 6
1.3. Thesis outline 9
Chapter 2. Enhanced First-order Shear Deformation Theory 12
2.1. Enhanced First-order Shear Deformation Theory including Transverse Normal Effect via the MVT 12
2.1.1. Literature Review 12
2.1.2. Mixed Formulation 14
2.1.3. Enhanced First-order Shear Deformation Theory including Transverse Normal Effect via the MVT 23
2.1.4. Numerical examples and discussion 30
2.2. Enhanced First-order Shear Deformation Theory in Laplace domain 51
2.2.1. Literature Review 51
2.2.2. Constitutive equation for linear viscoelastic materials 54
2.2.3. Enhanced first-order shear deformation theory for the linear viscoelastic model 55
2.2.4. Numerical examples and discussion 66
Chapter 3. Enhanced Higher-order Shear Deformation Theory 85
3.1. Enhanced Higher-order Shear Deformation Theory based on the MVT 85
3.1.1. Literature Review 85
3.1.2. Mixed Formulation 88
3.1.3. Enhanced higher-order shear deformation theory based on the MVT 93
3.1.4. Numerical examples and discussion 98
3.2. Enhanced Lo-Christensen-Wu Theory via the MVT 121
3.2.1. Literature Review 121
3.2.2. Mixed formulation 124
3.2.3. Enhanced Lo-Christensen-Wu Theory via the MVT 130
3.2.4. Numerical investigation and discussion 134
Chapter 4. Enhanced Zig-zag Shear Deformation Theory 163
4.1. Enhanced C0-type Efficient Higher-order Zig-zag Theory based on the MVT 163
4.1.1. Literature Review 163
4.1.2. Mixed Formulation 165
4.1.3. Enhanced C0-type efficient higher-order zig-zag theory based on the MVT 173
4.1.4. Numerical examples and discussion 176
Chapter 5. Geometrically Nonlinear Analysis Based on Enhanced FSDT 195
5.1. Co-rotational Geometrically Nonlinear Formulation based on EFSDT 195
5.1.1. Literature Review 195
5.1.2. Co-rotational Formulation 198
5.1.3. Enhanced first-order shear deformation theory 206
5.1.4. Numerical results and discussion 213
Chapter 6. Concluding remarks 234
Bibliography 239
Appendix 250
국문 요약 275

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