On the thermally induced bistability of composite cylindrical shells for morphing structures

By Alberto Pirrera, Daniele Avitabile, Paul M. Weaver. 2012

102 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Aerospace Engineering, Civil and Structural Engineering, Mechanics of Materials

View Paper: https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/6c5e4e053d0f8f518d96346f8bd2e63e87db76da

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In Aerospace Engineering

1. S. Vidoli
2. Alberto Pirrera
3. I. Chenchiah
4. E. Lamacchia
5. Paul M. Weaver
6. Nan Hu
7. Rigoberto Burgueño
8. Romesh C. Batra

In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. S. Vidoli
2. Alberto Pirrera
3. I. Chenchiah
4. E. Lamacchia
5. Paul M. Weaver
6. Rigoberto Burgueño
7. Nan Hu

In Mechanics of Materials

1. S. Vidoli
2. Alberto Pirrera
3. I. Chenchiah
4. E. Lamacchia
5. Paul M. Weaver
6. Rigoberto Burgueño
7. Romesh C. Batra
8. L. Qian

Citations in the corpus

• Discrete approximations of the Föppl–Von Kármán shell model: From coarse to more refined models (2013, methodology): “Despite similar approaches lead to models with dozens degrees of freedoms to reach appreciable resolutions, they were found useful in applications demanding the path-following of the post-buckling solutions (Pirrera et al., 2012).”
• Morphing shell structures: A generalised modelling approach (2015, methodology): “The dissipation factor has been chosen to be sufficiently small so that the ratio between dissipated energy and total strain energy was smaller than 10−3 [13].”
• Buckling-induced smart applications: recent advances and trends (2015, background): “Morphing structure [96, 113] [114] [100, 115–120] [100] [121, 122] [122–125] [126–128] [111] [26, 28, 129]”