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  • 2018Maximization of fundamental frequency of layered composites using differential evolution optimization34citations
  • 2013A study of a microstructure-dependent composite laminated Timoshenko beam using a modified couple stress theory and a meshless method149citations
  • 2013Static Deformations and Vibration Analysis of Composite and Sandwich Plates Using a Layerwise Theory and a Local Radial Basis Functions-Finite Differences Discretization17citations
  • 2005Free vibration analysis of symmetric laminated composite plates by FSDT and radial basis functions135citations
  • 2004Radial basis functions and higher-order shear deformation theories in the analysis of laminated composite beams and plates132citations
  • 2003Analysis of composite plates using higher-order shear deformation theory and a finite point formulation based on the multiquadric radial basis function method249citations

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Maximization of fundamental frequency of layered composites using differential evolution optimization

  • Roque, Cmc
  • Martins, Pals
Abstract

Differential evolution optimization is used to find staking sequences for maximization of the natural frequency of symmetric and asymmetric laminates. Clamped and simply supported boundary condition are considered. A meshless numerical method is used to compute free vibrations of square and rectangular plates. Obtained staking sequences for symmetric laminates are in accordance with the literature. Optimized staking sequences for 8 ply asymmetric laminates are also presented. Asymmetric staking sequences produced higher first natural frequencies. Posterior analysis shows that optimized asymmetric staking sequences are hygrothermally stable.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • layered
  • composite