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A modified series solution for free vibration analyses of moderately thick functionally graded porous (FGP) deep curved and straight beams

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In this article, a unified analytical model is established to study the vibration behavior of moderately thick functionally graded porous deep curved and straight beam with general boundary conditions, and the theoretical solution model is obtained by means of modified series solution, which core soul is using the modified Fourier series including two auxiliary terms to expand the admissible function.
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As a novel class of weight-efficient engineering materials, the functionally graded porous (FGP) beam structures have great potential value. However, the current research on it is relatively small. Based on this research status, the aim of this paper is establishing a unified analytical model to study the vibration behavior of moderately thick functionally graded porous deep curved and straight beam with general boundary conditions. The first-order beam theory which considering the influence of shear deformation, inertia rotary and deepness term are adopted in the formulation. The theoretical solution model is obtained by means of modified series solution which core soul is using the modified Fourier series including a standard cosine Fourier series with two auxiliary terms to expand the admissible function. This fact gives the opportunity to derive the exact solution for FGP beam with general boundary conditions by utilizing a reasonable spring stiffness value at both ends. A series of numerical examples show that the current model has superior convergence characteristics, computational accuracy and stability. On this basis, a series of innovative results are also highlighted in the text, which may be providing basic data for other algorithm research in the future.

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