Refined theory for vibrations and buckling of laminated isotropic annular plates
Hamilton's variational principle is used for the derivation of equations of transversally isotropic laminated annular plates motion. Nonlinear strain-displacement relations are considered. Linearized vibration and buckling equations are obtained for the annular plates uniformly compressed in the radial direction. The effects of transverse shear and rotational inertia are included. A closed form solution is given for the mode shapes in terms of Bessel, power and trigonometric functions. The eigenvalue equations are derived for natural frequencies and buckling loads of annular and circular plates elastically restrained against rotation along edges.
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