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Vibration Analysis of Thin Shell Elements

The document compares different modeling approaches for profiled steel sheeting in vibration analysis. Ahmed (2012, 2018) used isotropic thin shell elements for the steel and isotropic or orthotropic thin shell elements for boards in LUSAS. Gandomkar (2013) also used LUSAS and modeled the steel and boards with SHELL281 elements and used COMBIN14 springs for connectors. Ismail (2017) used the thin shell QSL8 element for steel and boards in LUSAS and modeled the non-linear behavior of steel.

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Vibration Analysis of Thin Shell Elements

The document compares different modeling approaches for profiled steel sheeting in vibration analysis. Ahmed (2012, 2018) used isotropic thin shell elements for the steel and isotropic or orthotropic thin shell elements for boards in LUSAS. Gandomkar (2013) also used LUSAS and modeled the steel and boards with SHELL281 elements and used COMBIN14 springs for connectors. Ismail (2017) used the thin shell QSL8 element for steel and boards in LUSAS and modeled the non-linear behavior of steel.

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Author Profiled Steel Sheeting Dry Board Connector Infill

Ahmed isotropic thin shell elements isotropic or orthotropic thin shell dummy plate -
(2012, elements depending on the board type - Young modulus were
2018) calculated using
formula
LUSAS
Software

Vibration

Gandomkar SHELL281 shell element SHELL281 shell element COMBIN14 spring element SOLID65 element
(2013)

ANSYS

Vibration

Ismail thin shell (QSL8) element thin shell (QSL8) element - not stated -
(2017) - isotropic elastic perfectly plastic - non-linear portion
behaviour
LUSAS

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