Comparison of natural frequencies of lamiantes by 3-D theory. II - Curved panels

A 3D vibration study is presented using the 3D theory developed by Chao et al. (1992-1994) for a variety of simply supported shallow spherical, cylindrical, plate, and saddle (hyberbolic) panels in a rectangular planform. A complete survey and comparison of the existing literature is made with excel...

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Published in:Journal of sound and vibration 2000-03, Vol.230 (5), p.1009-1030
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