Studying the changes of mechanical performance for damaged structures and components have widely drawn the interests of researchers in the world. One can find that from the literature
most of the researchers in this field study damages of the structures according to the theory of equivalent strain based on continuum damage mechanics and fracture mechanics. The conception of equivalent stiffness is used in this paper to simulate structural damage severity. Using this approach
an analytical model
which includes three damage parameters(damage location
damage severity
and length of damage)
is developed for cantilever beams. Solutions for the displacement along the cantilever beams under dead load
for both undamaged state and damaged state
are obtained by solving the equations which are deduced from the theories of plane bending and approximately differential equation of flexural. The change rules of displacement for damaged cantilever beams are summarized from comparing the numerical values. The purpose of this paper is to lay groundwork for future studies about structural health monitoring and damage identification.
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