Vibration Analysis Of Laminated Composite Plates Using Design Of Experimentspproach
Journal: International Journal of Scientific Engineering and Technology (IJSET) (Vol.2, No. 1)Publication Date: 2013-01-01
Authors : B. Sidda Reddy M. Raja Sekhara Reddy V. Nageswara Reddy;
Page : 40-49
Keywords : Vibration analysis; finite element method; Doptimal designs; Response surface methodology; composite plate; residual analysis.;
Abstract
This paper discusses the use of D-optimal designs and   response surface methodology in predicting the natural   frequency of laminated composite plate under clamped   boundary condition. The finite element analyses have been   carried out using D-optimal design in the design of   experiments technique by varying the fibre orientations, -450  ,   0  0  , 450  and 900  . The natural frequencies were found by   analyses which were done by finite element (FE) analysis   software. A second order model has been established   between the ply angles and natural frequency. The predicted   values and measured values are fairly close, which indicates   that the developed model can be effectively used to predict   the natural frequency of laminated composite plates. The   predicted values are confirmed by using validation   experiments. The adequacy of the developed model is verified   by using the coefficient of determination and residual   analysis. The effect of side-to-thickness ratios, aspect ratios   and modulus ratios are studied on the natural frequency for   optimal stacking sequence.
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