AN EFFICIENT FINITE ELEMENT OF TORSIONAL DYNAMIC ANALYSIS FOR OPEN THIN-WALLED BEAMS UNDER TORSIONAL EXCITATIONS

Authors

  • Mohammed A. Hjaji Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
  • Hasan M. Nagiar Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
  • Muftah M. Krer Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering
  • Ezedine G. Allaboudi Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Keywords:

KEYWORDS: Exact shape functions; Torsional-Warping Coupled Response; Super-Convergent Finite Element.

Abstract

ABSTRACT

A super-convergent finite beam element formulation is developed for the torsional-warping dynamic coupled analysis of thin-walled open doubly symmetric beams under various harmonic torsional and warping moments. The dynamic equations of motion and related boundary conditions for torsional warping coupled response were derived in previous study. The finite element formulation is based on a generalized Vlasov-Timoshenko beam theory, and accounts for shear deformation effects due to non-uniform warping. It is also capturing the effects of axial constant static forces on the natural torsional frequencies, quasi-static and steady state dynamic responses. A family of shape functions is developed based on the exact solution of the coupled equations and are then used to formulate a beam finite element. The new two-nodded beam element with four degrees of freedom per element successfully captured the coupled torsional-warping quasi-static and steady state dynamic responses of open thin-walled beams under various harmonic torsional and warping moments. It is also used to extract the coupled torsional-warping natural frequencies and mode shapes from the dynamic analysis of the structural member. The present beam element is demonstrated to be free from discretization errors occurring in conventional finite element solutions. The applicability of the finite beam element is verified through several numerical examples. The numerical results based on the present finite element solution are found to be in excellent agreement with those based on exact and Abaqus finite element solutions available in the literature at a small fraction of the computational and modelling cost involved.

Author Biographies

Mohammed A. Hjaji, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Mohammed Hjaji is one of the staff members at the department of 3 faculty of 2. He is working as a since 2016-11-20. He teaches several subjects in his major and has several puplications in the field of his interest.

Hasan M. Nagiar, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Head of the Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Coordinator of  Course Engineering Mechanics 2 (Dynamics)

Lecturer of Modeling and Simulation course

Supervising many graduation projects

  He taught many applied mechanics courses such as statics (GE121) and dynamics GE222, strength of materials (ME204), stress analysis (ME205), vibration theory 1 (ME325), machine theory 1 (ME306), engineering drawing GE127 and modeling. and simulation. Currently, Dr. Hasan Mehdi Nagiar works at the University of Tripoli as an associate professor and has many scientific publications in his field of specialization.

Muftah M. Krer, Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

Muftah Krer is one of the staff members at the department of 3 faculty of 2. He is working as a since 2009-09-01. He teaches several subjects in his major and has several puplications in the field of his interest.

Ezedine G. Allaboudi , Department of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering

zedine Allaboudi is one of the staff members at the department of 3 faculty of 2. He is working as a since 2014-02-16. He teaches several subjects in his major and has several puplications in the field of his interest.

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Published

2024-07-10

How to Cite

A. Hjaji, M. ., . Nagiar, H. ., . Krer, M. ., & Allaboudi , E. . . (2024). AN EFFICIENT FINITE ELEMENT OF TORSIONAL DYNAMIC ANALYSIS FOR OPEN THIN-WALLED BEAMS UNDER TORSIONAL EXCITATIONS. Journal of Engineering Research, 17(34), 29. Retrieved from http://uot.edu.ly/journals/index.php/jer/article/view/1151
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