free vibration of functionally graded size dependent nanoplates based on second order shear deformation theory using nonlocal elasticity theory
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in this article, an analytical solution is developed to study the free vibration analysis offunctionally graded rectangular nanoplates. the governing equations of motion are derived basedon second order shear deformation theory using nonlocal elasticity theory. it is assumed that thematerial properties of nanoplate vary through the thickness according to the power lawdistribution. our numerical results are compared with the results of isotropic nanoplates andfunctionally graded macro plates. the effects of various parameters such as nonlocal parameterand power law indexes are also investigated.
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Journal title:
iranian journal of science and technology transactions of mechanical engineeringPublisher: shiraz university
ISSN 2228-6187
volume 39
issue M1 2015
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