Assessment of beam modeling methods for rotor blade applications.
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- Isogeometric analysis of composite beams with arbitrary cross-section using dimensional reduction method
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- Free vibration and dynamic stability of rotating thin-walled composite beams
- Equations of motion of rotating composite beam with a nonconstant rotation speed and an arbitrary preset angle
- A moderate deflection composite helicopter rotor blade model with an improved cross-sectional analysis
- Accurate reduced-order models for a simple rotor blade model using nonlinear normal modes.
- A three-unknown refined shear beam model for the bending of randomly oriented FG-CNT/fiber-reinforced composite laminated beams rested on a new variable elastic foundation
- Linear viscoelastic analysis of straight and curved thin-walled laminated composite beams
- An asymptotic analysis of composite beams with kinematically corrected end effects
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