King Him Lo, Richard M. Christensen, Edward M. Wu
Abstract
The high-order theory of plate deformation developed in Part 1 of this work is extended here to model the behavior of laminated plates. Through comparison with elasticity solutions, it is shown the present theory correctly models effects not attainable from the classical theory.
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The high-order theory of plate deformation developed in Part 1 of this work is extended here to model the behavior of laminated plates. Through comparison with elasticity solutions, it is shown the present theory correctly models effects not attainable from the classical theory.
Key concepts: Plate theory, Order theory, Elasticity (physics), Deformation (meteorology), Deformation theory, Materials science, Work (physics), Bending of plates