Isogeometric Dynamic Buckling Analysis of Trimmed and Multipatch Thin-Shell Structures
Isogeometric Dynamic Buckling Analysis of Trimmed and Multipatch Thin-Shell Structures
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DOI:
10.2514/1.j063273
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发表时间:
2023-10
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影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Yujie Guo;Zhaolin Chen;Xiaohui Wei;Zhi Hong
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作者:
Yujie Guo;Zhaolin Chen;Xiaohui Wei;Zhi Hong
This paper extends our previous work on the isogeometric dynamic buckling analysis of thin-shell structures to the trimmed and multipatch situation where features such as cutouts and stiffeners can be easily incorporated. To be specific, a modified generalized-[Formula: see text] time integration scheme combined with a geometric nonlinear isogeometric Kirchhoff–Love shell element is used to simulate the complex buckling and postbuckling behaviors of thin-shell structures. The developed method can damp properly high-frequency contents while maintaining second-order accuracy in the dynamic buckling analysis. For the integration of arbitrary-shaped trimmed elements, a geometrically exact blending function method is developed to improve the efficiency of the dynamic shell buckling analysis. To deal with multipatch geometries, a penalty-based weak coupling approach is developed, where coupled patches with nonconforming trimmed interfaces or even with prescribed angles, such as stiffeners, can be analyzed. We demonstrate the accuracy, stability, and flexibility of the proposed framework with several numerical examples. In particular, the influences of “free” and “partially free” control points, penalty factor, trimming, as well as different modeling strategies on the dynamic solutions of shell structures are investigated.