Hierarchic plate and shell models based on p-extension. (English) Zbl 0661.73048
This paper is concerned with formulations of finite element models for beams, arches, plates and shells based on the principle of virtual work. The focus is on computer implementation of hierarchic sequences of finite element models suitable for numerical solution of a large variety of practical problems which may concurrently contain thin and thick plates and shells, stiffeners, and regions where three dimensional representation is required. The approximate solutions corresponding to the hierarchic sequence of models converge to the exact solution of the fully three dimensional model. The stopping criterion is based on (1) estimation of the relative error in energy norm; (2) equilibrium tests and (3) observation of the convergence of quantities of interest.
MSC:
| 74S05 | Finite element methods applied to problems in solid mechanics |
| 74K20 | Plates |
| 74K15 | Membranes |
Keywords:
beams; arches; plates; shells; principle of virtual work; hierarchic sequences of finite element models; thin and thick plates and shells; stiffeners; three dimensional representationReferences:
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