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The displacements in a circular plate with in-plane deformation
u φ ] T
u
=
[ u r
(13.8a)
and the three strains
] T
=
[
r
φ γ r φ
(13.8b)
are related by
r =
u r
u r
r +
r
1
u
1
r
∂φ +
u r
u
1
r u
φ
∂φ
φ
φ =
γ r φ =
r
φ
r
or
r
0
u r
r
φ
γ
=
1
/
r
(
1
/
r
)∂ φ
(13.8c)
u
(
1
/
r
)∂ φ r
1
/
r
r
φ
φ
D u u
These relations can be obtained by transforming the displacements u x , u y of the previous
section to polar coordinates. With respect to the Cartesian coordinates, the displacement
components from P to P of Fig. 13.3a are u x and u y , and with respect to the polar co-
ordinates, the displacement components are u r and u φ . It can be observed in Fig. 13.3a
that
=
u x
=
u r cos
φ
u
sin
φ
φ
(13.9)
u y =
u r sin
φ +
u
cos
φ
φ
Substitution of the first of these relations into Eq. (13.1c) leads to
x =
u x
x =
u x
∂φ
∂φ
x +
u x
r
r
x
1
r
u r
∂φ
φ +
u φ
∂φ
=
cos
φ +
u r sin
sin
φ +
u φ cos
φ
sin
φ
cos
u r
φ
u φ
+
cos
sin
φ
φ
r
r
When
φ
0 ,
x r , so that
=
u r
=
lim
φ
0
r
x
r
The strains
φ
and
γ r φ
can be obtained in a similar fashion.
Material Law
For the circular plate of thickness t , the stress resultants s
] T
=
[ n r
n
n r φ
are defined as
φ
t / 2
t / 2
t / 2
=
2 σ
n φ =
2 σ φ dz
n r φ =
2 τ
n r
r dz
dz
r
φ
t
/
t
/
t
/
The material relations of Eq. (13.3) remain valid. Thus, the relationships between these
stress resultants and the strains
] T
=
[
φ γ
are
r
r
φ
n r
n φ
n r φ
1
ν
0
r
φ
γ
Et
=
D
ν
10
00 1 ν
2
D
=
(13.10a)
1
ν
2
r
φ
=
s
E
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