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Mode shapes of cantilever FRP composite beam

Mode shapes of cantilever FRP composite beam

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In this study, the free and forced vibration analysis of fiber reinforced plastic composite beam has been conducted using numerical method (finite element analysis) and mathematical modeling in MATLAB. Mechanical and physical properties of the beam material are found using strength of material and semiempirical approach to get the equivalent proper...

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... some of these parameters, the analysis results are done using both analytical and numerical analysis. Table 3 shows the mode shapes of the analysis of the FRP cantilever beam under those parameters conducted in ABAQUS/CAE. Figure 3 shows the results of the effects of angle of orientation of fiber on natural frequency of fiber reinforced plastic composite (E-glass Epoxy with V f = 0.6). Natural frequencies for Mode 1, Mode 2, Mode 3 and Mode 5 decreased from 0° to 70° and slightly increased from 70° to 90° angle of orientation due to value of axial modulus. ...

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UPDATED CURRICULUM VITAE Dr. Osama Mohammed Elmardi Suleiman Khayal Associate Professor in Mechanical Engineering Faculty of Engineering and Technology Nile Valley University, Atbara, Sudan