A generalized analytical approach to investigate the indentation of sandwich beams under concentrated loads is presented, based on the Winkler foundation theory. A segment-wise model is implemented to the case of fully backed sandwich beams with polymeric foam cores exhibiting generic non-linear compressive behaviours. Closed-form analytical solutions of the indentation curve are obtained for simplified foam compression behaviours: elastic-perfectly-plastic, bilinear and bilinear-perfectly-plastic. Analytical predictions are compared with experimental data from sandwiches employing foam cores with peculiar non-linear behaviours. The proposed models are found to give a better match of the experimental data than the classic elastic-perfectly-plastic model.
Pitarresi, G., Guimaraes Amorim, J.P. (2011). Indentation of rigidly supported sandwich beams with foam cores exhibiting non-linear compressive behaviour. JOURNAL OF SANDWICH STRUCTURES AND MATERIALS, 13 (5), 605-636 [10.1177/1099636211412134].
Indentation of rigidly supported sandwich beams with foam cores exhibiting non-linear compressive behaviour.
PITARRESI, Giuseppe;Guimaraes Amorim, Joao Pedro
2011-01-01
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A generalized analytical approach to investigate the indentation of sandwich beams under concentrated loads is presented, based on the Winkler foundation theory. A segment-wise model is implemented to the case of fully backed sandwich beams with polymeric foam cores exhibiting generic non-linear compressive behaviours. Closed-form analytical solutions of the indentation curve are obtained for simplified foam compression behaviours: elastic-perfectly-plastic, bilinear and bilinear-perfectly-plastic. Analytical predictions are compared with experimental data from sandwiches employing foam cores with peculiar non-linear behaviours. The proposed models are found to give a better match of the experimental data than the classic elastic-perfectly-plastic model.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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