Post-Buckling Analysis of Curved Beams
Zhichao Fan, Jian Chun Wu, Qiang Ma, Yuan Liu, Yewang Su, Keh‐Chih Hwang
Abstract
Zhichao Fan, Jian Chun Wu, Qiang Ma, Yuan Liu, Yewang Su, Keh‐Chih Hwang
Abstract
Stretchability of the stretchable and flexible electronics involves the post-buckling behaviors of internal connectors that are designed into various shapes of curved beams. The linear displacement–curvature relation is often used in the existing post-buckling analyses. Koiter pointed out that the post-buckling analysis needs to account for curvature up to the fourth power of displacements. A systematic method is established for the accurate post-buckling analysis of curved beams in this paper. It is shown that the nonlinear terms in curvature should be retained, which is consistent with Koiter's post-buckling theory. The stretchability and strain of the curved beams under different loads can be accurately obtained with this method.
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Stretchability of the stretchable and flexible electronics involves the post-buckling behaviors of internal connectors that are designed into various shapes of curved beams. The linear displacement–curvature relation is often used in the existing post-buckling analyses. Koiter pointed out that the post-buckling analysis needs to account for curvature up to the fourth power of displacements. A systematic method is established for the accurate post-buckling analysis of curved beams in this paper. It is shown that the nonlinear terms in curvature should be retained, which is consistent with Koiter's post-buckling theory. The stretchability and strain of the curved beams under different loads can be accurately obtained with this method.
Key concepts: Buckling, Curvature, Displacement (psychology), Nonlinear system, Structural engineering, Materials science, Mathematics, Geometry