Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis
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1 866 Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis Abstract This study analyzes the fourth-order nonlinear free vibration of a Timoshenko beam. We discretize the governing differential equation by Galerkin s procedure and then apply the homotopy analysis method (HAM) to the obtained ordinary differential equation of the generalized coordinate. We derive novel analytical solutions for the nonlinear natural frequency and displacement to investigate the effects of rotary inertia, shear deformation, pre-tensile loads and slenderness ratios on the beam. In comparison to results achieved by perturbation techniques, this study demonstrates that a first-order approximation of HAM leads to highly accurate solutions, valid for a wide range of amplitude vibrations, of a highorder strongly nonlinear problem. Keywords strongly nonlinear vibration, homotopy analysis method, Galerkin method, Timoshenko beam, nonlinear natural frequency Shahram Shahlaei-Far Airton Nabarrete * José Manoel Balthazar Instituto Tecnológico de Aeronáutica, Praça Marechal Eduardo Gomes 5, São José dos Campos, SP, 8-9, Brazil *Corresponding author: nabarret@ita.br Received 5..6 Accepted..6 Available online..6 INTRODUCTION This study presents a closed-form analytical solution for a thick beam considering the Timoshenko formulation for various values of the relevant design parameters applying the homotopy analysis method (HAM), introduced by Liao (998; ; ; 7; 9). Making no use of small parameters it allows us to consider the general nonlinear system for small as well as large amplitude vibrations. Thus it overcomes the requirement for perturbation techniques, such as the multiple scales method, to model the problem as a weakly nonlinear system involving perturbation quantities. To ensure accurate results the partial differential equation is first discretized by the Galerkin procedure before HAM is applied to the obtained nonlinear ordinary differential equation. Previously, Ramezani et al. (6) provided a second-order perturbation solution for a doubly clamped Timoshenko microbeam using the multiple scales method. Moeenfard et al. () also analyzed this problem by applying the homotopy perturbation method. Foda (999) analyzed the same problem in macro-scale with perturbation methods considering the pinned boundary condi-
2 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis 867 tion. A comparison to results from Ramezani et al. (6) for the doubly clamped case shows the formidable accuracy of HAM. Furthermore, a parametric study discusses the effects of applied tensile loads and slenderness ratios on the large amplitude vibration of the cantilever Timoshenko beam. The analysis also addresses the effects of rotary inertia and shear deformation on the nonlinear natural frequency. The homotopy analysis method is a nonperturbative analytical technique for obtaining series solutions to nonlinear equations. Its freedom to choose different base functions to approximate a nonlinear problem and its ability to control the convergence of the solution series have been very advantageous in solving highly nonlinear problems in science and engineering (Hoseini et al., 8; Hoshyar et al., 5; Mastroberardino, ; Mehrizi et al., ; Mustafa et al., ; Pirbodaghi and Hoseini, 9; Pirbodaghi et al., 9; Qian et al., ; Ray and Sahoo, 5; Sedighi et al., ; Wen and Cao, 7; Wu et al., ). GOVERNING DIFFERENTIAL EQUATION The nonlinear free vibration of a thick beam considering the Timoshenko formulation for the midplane stretching and the effects of rotary inertia and shear deformation was first reviewed by Ramezani et al. (6). In that article, a full description of the problem was presented in which the governing equation was derived as w w æ mei ö w m r w EI + m - mr + AG AG x t k + - ç è ø x t k t é w EI w mr w N - + êë x kag x kag x t ù = úû () where w is the transverse displacement, x is the axial coordinate of the beam and t is the time. As constant terms, E is the modulus of elasticity, G is the shear modulus, A is the cross-section area, I is the second moment of area of the cross section with respect to the bending axis, r is the radius of gyration of the beam cross section given by r = I A, m is mass per unit length and k is the shear correction factor that depends only on the geometric properties of the cross section of the beam. The last bracketed terms in Eq. represent the nonlinearity due to large amplitudes caused by the axial force N, which is given by where N is the pre-tensile load and L is the length of the beam. For convenience, we take the nondimensional quantities EA L æ w ö N N = + dx L ò ç è x () ø xˆ = x, wˆ = w and tˆ = t, with T = m () L L T b EI Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
3 868 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis where b is the numerical solution for cos bl cosh b L =- of a corresponding Euler-Bernoulli beam (Meirovitch, ). Considering bl = bˆ, Eqs. () and () are rewritten in nondimensional form wˆ æ ˆ r ö æ E ö wˆ æ ˆ8 r ö æ E ö wˆ ˆ wˆ b ç b b ç ç ç xˆ çèl ø çè kg ø xˆ tˆ çèlø çèkgø tˆ tˆ N ælö æær ö æ E ö wˆ æ ˆ r ö æ E ö wˆ b ˆ ö w - EAçr è ø çèl ø çèkg ø xˆ çèl ø çèkg - = ç ø xˆ tˆ çè xˆ ø () EA æ wˆ ö N N = + dxˆ ò ç è xˆ (5) ø The boundary conditions for a cantilever beam formulated in this research are wˆ wˆ =, = at xˆ = xˆ wˆ wˆ =, = at xˆ = xˆ xˆ (6) Hereafter the caret on all the variables is dropped for convenience. The nondimensional transverse displacement is here approximated as wxt (,) =Q () xwt () where Q() x is the normalized mode shape of the corresponding cantilever Euler-Bernoulli beam and Wt () the corresponding time-dependent generalized coordinate. The average over the space variable is applied to reduce Eq. () to an ordinary differential equation. Multiplying Eq. () by Q() x and integrating it over the interval of [,], the governing nonlinear differential equation is derived as W + ( a + aw ) W + aw + aw = (7) where the dot represents differentiation with respect to time t and the parameters j =,,, are given by a j for é æ N öù a r d, a d d, r kg kg r = = - b ê E ç E EA ú ë çè øû b r é ækg N ö ækgöæn öù r kg a d r d æ æ ö a d d r d d ö = + - ç ç E EA çè E ø = - EA çè E ø ê ç ú ç è ø ê ç ú, 8 8 b è ø ç ç ë è øû b (8) where r = Lr and d i for i =,,, are the integration results denoted by Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
4 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis 869 ò ò Q Qdx Q Qdx d = d = d = Q Q dx Q dx,, ( ) ò ò ò dx (9) where the prime denotes differentiation with respect to the spatial variable x. Let t = wt denote a new time scale. Under the transformation t = wt, V( t) = W( t) () Eq. (7) becomes dv( t) é dv( ) V ù t ê ú V V w + w a + a ( t) + a ( t) + a ( t) = dt ë û () dt The nonlinear ordinary differential equation is subject to the following initial conditions where W max dv d V d V () () () V() =, = = = () L dt dt dt W max is the amplitude at the free end of the beam. HOMOTOPY ANALYSIS METHOD The homotopy analysis method is an analytical technique for solving general nonlinear differential equations. It transforms a nonlinear differential equation into an infinite number of linear differential equations embedding an auxiliary parameter q Î [,]. As increases from to, the solution varies from the initial guess to the exact solution (Liao, ). Free oscillation without damping is a periodic motion and can be expressed by the following set of base functions such that the general solution is given as {cos( mt ) m =,,, ¼ } () V( t) = å g cos( mt) () i i= where g i are coefficients to be determined. We choose the initial guess 9 Wmax Wmax s h V( t) = Dcos( t) - Dcos( t) with D = =, s L h r r» (5) where h is the thickness of the beam. The initial guess satisfies the initial conditions in Eq. (). According to Eq. () we define the nonlinear operator to be Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
5 87 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis ft ( ; q) ft ( ; q) éft (;), q wù ë û = w + w[ a + af(;)] tq + aft (;) q + af(; tq) t t (6) where q is an embedding parameter and ft ( ; q) is a function of t and q. To ensure the rule of solution expression given by Eq. () we choose the linear operator to be with the property where C, C, C and C are constants of integration. Now, we can construct a homotopy æ ft (;) q ft ( ; q) ö éft (;) q ù w ë û = ç + çè t t ø (7) éc + Ct + Ccos( t) + Csin( t) ù ë û = (8) H( ft ( ; q); V( t), H( t), c, q) = (-q) éft ( ; q) -V( t) ù -qch( t) éft ( ; q), wù ë û ë û (9) where c ¹ is the convergence-control parameter and H( t ) a nonzero auxiliary function. Enforcing the homotopy in Eq. (9) to be zero, i.e. H ( ft ( ; q); V( t), H( t ), c, q) =, we obtain the zeroorder deformation equation ( -q) éft ( ; q) - V ( t) ù = qc H( t) éft ( ; q), wù () ë û ë û In Eq. (), for q = and q = we have, respectively, ft (;) = V () t and ft ( ;) = V( t) () Thus, the function ft ( ; q) varies from the initial guess V ( t ) to the desired solution as q varies from to. The Taylor expansions of ft ( ; q) with respect to q is where ft (;) q = V () t + å V () tq m () m m = V m ft ( ; q) m( t ) = m q= m! q () Choosing properly the linear operator, the initial guess, the auxiliary function H( t ) and the convergence-control parameter c, the series in Eq. () converges when q =, such that V( t) = V ( t) + å V ( t) () m m = Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
6 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis 87 Differentiating the zero-order equation () with respect to q and setting q =, the first-order deformation equation is obtained as subject to the initial conditions év ( t) ù = c H( t) év ( t), wù (5) ë û ë û dv() V() = = (6) dt For the nonzero auxiliary function H( t ) to obey the rule of solution expression and the rule of coefficient ergodicity, we choose it to be where k is an integer. It can be determined uniquely as H( t ) =. As a result, Eq. (5) becomes H( t) = co s( kt) (7) æ dv( t) dv( t) ö é dv( t) dv( t) ù w c w w ( a av( t) ) a V( t) av ( t) ç dt + dt = è ø ê dt ë dt ûú = c [ b ( V, w) cos( t) + b ( V, w)cos( t) + b ( V, w)cos(5 t) +,,, b ( V, w)cos(7 t) + b ( V, w)cos(9 t)],, (8) where the coefficients b, i( V, w ), i =,,,, are obtained as 9 æ9 89 ö b D D D D D 8 ç è8 ø 8, = w - w a + a + a + a 8 æ9 5 ö 5 b D D D D D 8 ç è8 56 ø 8 8, =- w - w a + a - a + a 5 7 b D D 8 56, = wa - a 7 7 b D D 8 8, =- wa + a 9 b D D 8 8, = wa - a (9) According to the property of the linear operator, if the term cos( t) exists on the right side of Eq. (8), the secular term tsin( t) will appear in the final solution. Thus, to obey the rule of solution expression, the coefficient b, has to be equal to zero. Solving the algebraic equation for the nonlinear natural frequency, it is obtained as ææ 9 ö ö wnl = çç çç ad + a - F çç èè56 ø ø () Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
7 87 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis with ö ç æ æ 9 ö æ ö F = a D a a a D ç çè56 ø çè 8 çè ø ø () There are two sinusoidal modes of different frequencies. For our purposes we consider the lower fundamental frequency which is associated with bending deformation. Finally, solving Eq. (8) for the displacement of the beam, the general solution of Eqs. () and () is achieved as * = V ( t) V ( t) C C t C cos( t) C sin( t) c b, n = cos(( n + ) t) + C cos( t) w (n + ) ((n + ) -) å nl n = c æb, b, = ç ( cos( t) - cos( t)) + ( cos(5 t) - cos( t)) w çè 7 6 nl b, b ö, + (cos(7 t) - cos ( t) ) + cos(9 ) cos( )) 5 68 ( t - t ø () * where V ( t) is the special solution, C = C = C = to comply with the rule of solution expression and C is obtained from the initial conditions given in Eq. (). Thus, with Eq. () the first-order approximation of Wtbecomes () Wt ( ) = V( t)» V ( t) ( + V t) æ9 c æb b b b öö æ c b ö = D cos t D cos( wnlt) ç8 w è çè øø èç ø,,,,, ( w ) nl 8 7 nl wnl c æb, b, b ö, + cos(5 wnlt) cos(7 wnlt) cos(9 wnlt) + + w ç çè ø nl () RESULTS The effects of rotary inertia and shear deformation as well as vibration amplitude for various design parameters on the nonlinear natural frequency of thick and short beams for the clamped-free boundary condition are discussed in this section. The accuracy of a first-order approximation of the homotopy analysis method is confirmed by comparison with results obtained from Ramezani et al. (6) for clamped-clamped microbeams. The geometric and material properties of the Timoshenko beam in consideration are given in Table. For purposes of comparison the natural linear frequency wl of the Euler-Bernoulli beam theory, given by w æ æ ö ö ç EAç r, is used. çè è ø ø N L l = d - ç d b Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
8 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis 87 Property E G r A k Value 69 GPa 66 GPa kg/m³ 9 μm² 5/6 Table : Geometric and material properties of the Timoshenko beam. In Figure we observe that a first-order approximation of the HAM provides excellent agreement with results achieved by Ramezani et al. (6) for doubly clamped microbeams. Three slenderness ratios have been considered ranging from thick ( ) Lr= to slender beams ( ) Lr=. For the calculation, the first normalized mode of vibration Q() x and the value for b = b have been adequately adjusted with respect to the boundary condition... Present results Ramezani et al. (6),, Present results Ramezani et al. (6)., L/r = L/r = (a).. Present results Ramezani et al. (6) (b). L/r = (c) Figure : Nonlinear frequency of clamped-clamped beam for different slenderness ratios. The rest of our discussion deals with cantilever Timoshenko beams. Applying HAM to a nonlinear problem results in a family of solution series which depend on the convergence-control parameter. The optimal value is obtained by minimizing the square residual error of the governing equation for a given order of approximation. For a first-order approximation, Figure presents the timedomain response of the nonlinear system in accurate agreement with numerical results. Considering Lr=,, the length-to-thickness ratios are Lh».8867, 5.77, 8.66, respectively. The stretching effect occurring at the beam s centerline causes the nonlinear frequency to increase Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
9 87 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis considerably (over 7%) with the increase of the initial deflection Wmax h as seen in Figure. At small deflections, there are no significant discrepancies between the linear and nonlinear model which suggests that for weak nonlinearity linear models would give sufficiently reasonable estimates... Present results Numerical results. W(t) W max /h=, L/r=, /EA=, G/E= Time t Figure : Time response of clamped-free beam for c = L/r = L/r =5 L/r = L/r =5 L/r = /EA= L/r = L/r =5 L/r = L/r =5 L/r = /EA=. Increasing value of L/r linearly from to Increasing value of L/r linearly from to (a) (b).5.5 L/r = L/r =5 L/r = L/r =5 L/r = /EA=.5 Increasing value of L/r linearly from to (c) Figure : Nonlinear frequency of clamped-free beam for varying slenderness ratios. Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
10 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis 875 Moreover, Figure depicts the influence of the slenderness ratio on the nonlinear frequency for different values of the pre-tensile load. At small values of h, increasing Lr linearly, the W max nonlinear frequency increases considerably for all values of the pre-tensile load, whereby the nonlinearity effect for lower values of L / r is more substantial. On the other hand, for large values of h, the difference between the nonlinear frequencies corresponding to different slenderness Wmax ratios becomes smaller. For given slenderness ratios the influence of varying pre-tensile loads is demonstrated in Figure. The nonlinear frequency of the beam is augmented when linearly increasing pre-tensile axial loads are applied having greater impact at small values of W h. max /EA= /EA=. L/r = /EA=. /EA=.6 /EA=.8 /EA=. Increasing value of /EA linearly from to (a).5.5 /EA= /EA=. L/r = /EA=. /EA=.6 /EA=.8 /EA=..5 Increasing value of /EA linearly from to (b) 5 N /EA= /EA=. N /EA=. N /EA=.6 /EA=.8 N /EA=. L/r = Increasing value of /EA linearly from to (c) Figure : Nonlinear frequency of clamped-free beam for varying pre-tensile loads. In Figures 5 and 6 the effects of rotary inertia and shear deformation on the large amplitude vibration are depicted, where the nonlinear frequency is plotted against k GE and Lr, respectively. In both cases, the nonlinear frequency converges to a definite value when k GE and Lr are being increased, respectively. Thus for slender beams the effects of rotary inertia and shear deformation are negligible as expected. On the other hand, for any thick beam analysis they must be included. Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
11 876 Shahram Shahlaei-Far et al. / Nonlinear Vibrations of Cantilever Timoshenko Beams: A Homotopy Analysis /EA=, L/r=, W max /h=.5.6 /EA=, G/E=.5, W max /h= G/E Figure 5: Influence of rotary inertia on nonlinear frequency of clamped-free beam L/r Figure 6: Influence of shear deformation on nonlinear frequency of clamped-free beam. 5 CONCLUSIONS The present study analyzed free nonlinear vibrations of Timoshenko beams by means of the homotopy analysis method to yield straightforward closed-form expressions for the nonlinear natural frequency and the generalized coordinate corresponding to the first spatial mode. The efficiency and accuracy of the method was demonstrated by a comparison between solutions obtained by HAM and perturbation methods for the clamped-clamped boundary condition. In the case of cantilever Timoshenko beams, we investigated the effects of rotary inertia and shear deformation as well as the influence of design parameters such as the slenderness ratio and pre-tensile loads on the nonlinear natural frequency. Higher natural frequencies are observed for the nonlinear model when pre-tensile loads or slenderness ratios are increased. By augmenting the effect of shear deformation and rotary inertia, respectively, the nonlinear natural frequency of the beam rises significantly and converges to a definite value. Moreover, it is shown that the time response of the nonlinear system agrees accurately with numerical results. Unlike perturbation methods, HAM is valid for a wide range of parameters and vibration amplitudes as it does not require small parameters for its analysis and the study shows that a first-order homotopy approximation efficiently obtains accurate analytical results for a high-order strongly nonlinear problem. References Foda, M.A., (999). Influence of shear deformation and rotary inertia on nonlinear free vibration of a beam with pinned ends. Computers & Structures 7: Hoseini, S.H., Pirbodaghi, T., Asghari, M., Farrahi, G.H., Ahmadian, M.T., (8). Nonlinear free vibration of conservative oscillators with inertia and static type cubic nonlinearities using homotopy analysis method. Journal of Sound and Vibration 6:6 7. Hoshyar, H.A., Ganji, D.D., Borran, A.R., Falahati, M., (5). Flow behavior of unsteady incompressible Newtonian fluid between two parallel plates via homotopy analysis method. Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures : Latin American Journal of Solids and Structures (6)
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