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82 Dynamics and mechanics<br />

Bending beams a<br />

Bending<br />

moment<br />

Light beam,<br />

horizontal at<br />

x =0, weight<br />

at x = l<br />

Heavy beam<br />

Euler strut<br />

failure<br />

G b = E ∫<br />

R c<br />

ξ 2 ds (3.257)<br />

= EI<br />

R c<br />

(3.258)<br />

y = W (<br />

l − x )<br />

x 2 (3.259)<br />

2EI 3<br />

G b<br />

E<br />

R c<br />

ds<br />

ξ<br />

I<br />

y<br />

W<br />

l<br />

x<br />

bending moment<br />

Young modulus<br />

radius <strong>of</strong> curvature<br />

area element<br />

distance to neutral<br />

surface from ds<br />

moment <strong>of</strong> area<br />

displacement from<br />

horizontal<br />

end-weight<br />

beam length<br />

distance along beam<br />

EI d4 y<br />

dx 4 = w(x) (3.260) w beam weight per<br />

unit length<br />

⎧<br />

⎪⎨ π 2 EI/l 2 (free ends)<br />

F c = 4π<br />

⎪⎩<br />

2 EI/l 2<br />

F c critical compression<br />

(fixed ends) force<br />

π 2 EI/(4l 2 ) (1 free end) l strut length<br />

(3.261)<br />

a <strong>The</strong> radius <strong>of</strong> curvature is approximated by 1/R c ≃ d 2 y/dx 2 .<br />

ds<br />

ξ<br />

neutral surface<br />

(cross section)<br />

x<br />

y<br />

W<br />

free<br />

F c<br />

F c<br />

fixed<br />

Elastic wave velocities a<br />

v t =(µ/ρ) 1/2 (3.262)<br />

In an infinite v l =(M l /ρ) 1/2 (3.263)<br />

isotropic solid b ( ) 1/2<br />

v l 2−2σ<br />

=<br />

(3.264)<br />

v t 1−2σ<br />

v t speed <strong>of</strong> transverse wave<br />

v l speed <strong>of</strong> longitudinal wave<br />

µ shear modulus<br />

ρ density<br />

M l longitudinal ( modulus )<br />

= E(1−σ)<br />

(1+σ)(1−2σ)<br />

In a fluid v l =(K/ρ) 1/2 (3.265) K bulk modulus<br />

On a thin plate (wave travelling along x, plate thin in z)<br />

y<br />

z<br />

k<br />

x<br />

[ ] 1/2<br />

v (x) E<br />

l<br />

=<br />

ρ(1−σ 2 )<br />

(3.266)<br />

v (y)<br />

t =(µ/ρ) 1/2 (3.267)<br />

v (z)<br />

t = k<br />

[<br />

Et 2<br />

12ρ(1−σ 2 )<br />

] 1/2<br />

(3.268)<br />

v (i)<br />

l<br />

v (i)<br />

t<br />

speed <strong>of</strong> longitudinal<br />

wave (displacement ‖ i)<br />

speed <strong>of</strong> transverse wave<br />

(displacement ‖ i)<br />

E Young modulus<br />

σ Poisson ratio<br />

k wavenumber (= 2π/λ)<br />

t plate thickness (in z, t ≪ λ)<br />

In a thin circular<br />

rod<br />

v l =(E/ρ) 1/2 (3.269)<br />

v φ =(µ/ρ) 1/2 (3.270)<br />

v t = ka ( ) 1/2 E<br />

(3.271)<br />

2 ρ<br />

v φ torsional wave velocity<br />

a rod radius (≪ λ)<br />

a Waves that produce “bending” are generally dispersive. Wave (phase) speeds are quoted throughout.<br />

b Transverse waves are also known as shear waves, or S-waves. Longitudinal waves are also known as pressure<br />

waves, or P-waves.

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