Abstract

Flexural vibrations of rectangular plates and beams which consist of functionally inhomogeneous materials due to cyclic loadings of external force and temperature change are analyzed mathematically. Effects of aspect ratio of rectangular plates and loading frequency on the interference between the flexural vibration due to cyclic loading and that due to cyclic heating are discussed. The amplification factor in the dynamic behavior to the quasi-static one is also studied. Especially, comparing transient responses in flexural vibration of rectangular plates with those of beams, the difference in the amplifications of out-of-plane deflection and stresses between plates and beams is discussed.

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