Point system in a cracked rectangular Mindlin plate. 

Point system in a cracked rectangular Mindlin plate. 

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This paper presents an investigation on the vibration behaviour of rectangular Mindlin plates with one or more preexisting through cracks. The moving least square element (MLS-element) method recently developed by the authors is further extended to carry out this study. The shape functions of an element for the displacement fields can be derived ba...

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... 2 is depicted to illustrate the procedure to model a horizontal side crack in a plate. The plate is divided into four elements and the crack occurs at the edge between two elements as shown in Fig. 2. As it is a through crack, the displacement fields and are all discontinued at the cracked edge. It is seen in Fig. 2 that the two elements do not share an edge at the cracked location. It ensures that no connectivity is imposed at the points between the two elements at the cracked edge. ...
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... 2 is depicted to illustrate the procedure to model a horizontal side crack in a plate. The plate is divided into four elements and the crack occurs at the edge between two elements as shown in Fig. 2. As it is a through crack, the displacement fields and are all discontinued at the cracked edge. It is seen in Fig. 2 that the two elements do not share an edge at the cracked location. It ensures that no connectivity is imposed at the points between the two elements at the cracked edge. ...

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... Thus, numerical methods are developed and used to provide approximate solutions. The numerical methods, which have many successful applications in vibration cracked plate, employ a set of basis functions to solve natural frequencies include extended finite element method [10][11][12][13], spline finite strip method [14,15], Galerkin approach [16,17], meshless methods [18][19][20][21][22][23][24][25] and Rayleigh-Ritz methods [26][27][28]. Torabi and Ansari [29] studied the phase-field vibration analysis of the cracked functionally graded graphene platelets-reinforced composite plates considering stationary cracks via the variational finite difference method. ...
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... The accuracy of the current approach is investigated by simulating in ABAQUS software package. Zhou and Xiang [18] investigated the vibration behavior of rectangular Mindlin plates with one or more pre-existing through cracks. The moving least square element (MLS-element) method developed by them is further extended to carry out this study. ...
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