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| + | The geometrically exact beam theory is one of the most prominent non-linear beam models. It can be used to simulate aerial runways or pantograph-catenaries, where a sliding contact condition between two or more beams is used. A smooth discretization of at least C1continuity is needed to not introduce any unphysical kinks. This can be achieved using the isogeometric analysis, which we apply to a director-based formulation of the geometrically exact beam. For a stable time integration scheme we use an energy-momentum conserving scheme. Using the notion of the discrete gradient, an energy-momentum conserving algorithm is constructed, including the case of sliding contact between beams. | ||
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Summary
The geometrically exact beam theory is one of the most prominent non-linear beam models. It can be used to simulate aerial runways or pantograph-catenaries, where a sliding contact condition between two or more beams is used. A smooth discretization of at least C1continuity is needed to not introduce any unphysical kinks. This can be achieved using the isogeometric analysis, which we apply to a director-based formulation of the geometrically exact beam. For a stable time integration scheme we use an energy-momentum conserving scheme. Using the notion of the discrete gradient, an energy-momentum conserving algorithm is constructed, including the case of sliding contact between beams.
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Published on 24/11/22
Accepted on 24/11/22
Submitted on 24/11/22
Volume Computational Solid Mechanics, 2022
DOI: 10.23967/eccomas.2022.092
Licence: CC BY-NC-SA license
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