For non-asymmetrical bending problems of elastic annular plates, the exact solutions are not fond. To bending problems of infinite annular plate with two different boundary conditions, based on the boundary integral f...For non-asymmetrical bending problems of elastic annular plates, the exact solutions are not fond. To bending problems of infinite annular plate with two different boundary conditions, based on the boundary integral formula,the natural boundary integral equation for the boundary value problems of the biharmonic equation and the condition of bending moment in infinity,bending solutions under non-symmetrical loads are gained by the Fourier series and convolution formulae. The formula for the solutions has nicer convergence velocity and high computational accuracy, and the calculating process is simpler. Solutions of the given examples are compared with the finite element method. The textual solutions of moments near the loads are better than the finite element method to the fact that near the concentrative loads the inners forces trend to infinite.展开更多
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文摘For non-asymmetrical bending problems of elastic annular plates, the exact solutions are not fond. To bending problems of infinite annular plate with two different boundary conditions, based on the boundary integral formula,the natural boundary integral equation for the boundary value problems of the biharmonic equation and the condition of bending moment in infinity,bending solutions under non-symmetrical loads are gained by the Fourier series and convolution formulae. The formula for the solutions has nicer convergence velocity and high computational accuracy, and the calculating process is simpler. Solutions of the given examples are compared with the finite element method. The textual solutions of moments near the loads are better than the finite element method to the fact that near the concentrative loads the inners forces trend to infinite.
