Single-walled carbon nanotubes(SWCNTs)are receiving immense research attention due to their tremendous thermal,electrical,structural and mechanical properties.In this paper,an exact solution of the dynamic response of...Single-walled carbon nanotubes(SWCNTs)are receiving immense research attention due to their tremendous thermal,electrical,structural and mechanical properties.In this paper,an exact solution of the dynamic response of SWCNT with a moving uniformly distributed load is presented.The SWCNT is modelled via the theories of Bernoulli-Euler-thermal elasticity mechanics and solved using Integral transforms.The developed closed-form solution in the present work is compared with existing results and excellent agreements are established.The parametric studies show that as the magnitude of the pressure distribution at the surface increases,the deflection associated with the single walled nanotube increases at any mode whilst a corresponding increase in temperature and foundation parameter have an attenuating effect on deflection.Moreover,an increase in the Winkler parameter,as well as a decrease in the SWCNT mass increases its frequency of vibration.Furthermore,an increase in the speed of the external agent decreases the total external pressure as a result of the removal of dead loads.The present work is envisaged to improve the application of SWCNT as nanodevices for structural,electrical and mechanical systems.展开更多
This paper seeks to investigate nonlinear out-of-plane mechanical behaviours of woven composite flexible skin(WCFS)through experimental and theoretical methods.Firstly,quasi-static experiments are carried out on recta...This paper seeks to investigate nonlinear out-of-plane mechanical behaviours of woven composite flexible skin(WCFS)through experimental and theoretical methods.Firstly,quasi-static experiments are carried out on rectangular WCFSs with different aspect ratios under uniform normal pressure to measure out-of-plane deformation and failure loads.Afterwards,a new three-parameter geometric model is presented to describe 3D geometry of pressurized WCFS,and thus,a nonlinear mechanical model is deduced for depicting the relationship between pressure and out-of-plane displacement.The application of the aforementioned models for experimental results shows that the new models have adequately and logically depicted deformation geometry and nonlinear mechanical characteristics.展开更多
文摘Single-walled carbon nanotubes(SWCNTs)are receiving immense research attention due to their tremendous thermal,electrical,structural and mechanical properties.In this paper,an exact solution of the dynamic response of SWCNT with a moving uniformly distributed load is presented.The SWCNT is modelled via the theories of Bernoulli-Euler-thermal elasticity mechanics and solved using Integral transforms.The developed closed-form solution in the present work is compared with existing results and excellent agreements are established.The parametric studies show that as the magnitude of the pressure distribution at the surface increases,the deflection associated with the single walled nanotube increases at any mode whilst a corresponding increase in temperature and foundation parameter have an attenuating effect on deflection.Moreover,an increase in the Winkler parameter,as well as a decrease in the SWCNT mass increases its frequency of vibration.Furthermore,an increase in the speed of the external agent decreases the total external pressure as a result of the removal of dead loads.The present work is envisaged to improve the application of SWCNT as nanodevices for structural,electrical and mechanical systems.
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Grant No.51875021)China Postdoctoral Science Foundation(Grant No.2022M720348).
文摘This paper seeks to investigate nonlinear out-of-plane mechanical behaviours of woven composite flexible skin(WCFS)through experimental and theoretical methods.Firstly,quasi-static experiments are carried out on rectangular WCFSs with different aspect ratios under uniform normal pressure to measure out-of-plane deformation and failure loads.Afterwards,a new three-parameter geometric model is presented to describe 3D geometry of pressurized WCFS,and thus,a nonlinear mechanical model is deduced for depicting the relationship between pressure and out-of-plane displacement.The application of the aforementioned models for experimental results shows that the new models have adequately and logically depicted deformation geometry and nonlinear mechanical characteristics.
