Abstract

Vibration of a hollow circular plate subjected to a rotating peripheral force is analytically studied in this paper. Closed-form solutions are developed in a series form for the plate deflection as well as the distributions of the strain and stress. The Galerkin approach is adopted as the solution method and a finite element model has also been developed. Computer simulations were performed to verify the model and solution methods were adopted. Close agreement is observed when comparing the numerical results with those obtained from the analytical technique. The acoustic pressure field is eventually obtained in front of the vibrating plate surface using the Rayleigh integral method. The solution procedure presented and the numerical results obtained can be extensively utilized in the noise source separation. This has always been a significant challenge in many engineering applications such as the railway wheel-rail dynamics or that of the automotive gear trains.

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