Abstract
This present work investigates the buckling load optimization of the laminated composite plates with the elliptical hole under different non-uniform edge loads. The design objective is the maximization of the critical buckling load by determining the optimum fiber orientations in the layers. The stability equations are derived based on the first-order shear deformation theory (FSDT) of the laminated plates. The critical buckling loads are calculated using the finite element method with the nine noded rectangular element having five degrees of freedom per node. The bonobo optimizer (BO) algorithm is employed to optimize the laminated composite plates with the elliptical hole. The computer programming is developed in the MATLAB environment. Besides, the parametric studies are conducted for different types of the non-uniform edge loads, boundary conditions, cutout radius ratio and aspect ratios and the obtained numerical results are compared. Finally, the optimum results show that these factors play an imperative role in the optimum pattern and stacking sequence of the laminated composite plates with hole. The new significant findings can aid the designers in the structural design, and other industrial applications.
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