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Nonuniform Torsion Without Shear Deformation Effect Using FEM

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This paper presents the use of a finite element method (FEM) to analyze nonuniform torsion with an arbitrary cross-section with homogeneous elastic material without shear deformation effect. Beams are constrained by the most common types of supports, such as fixed, pinned, and roller, and are subjected to any applied torsional load, concentrated, and distributed. The presented FEM transforms the 3D analysis of nonuniform torsion beams into separated 2D cross-sectional and 1D modeling. The geometric constants of the cross-section are firstly derived from 2D FEM, which uses a 9-node isoparametric element. Then, a 1D FEM, which uses the Hermitian shape function, is developed for computing the twist angle, the derivative of twist angle, and stress resultants. Finally, the stress field is obtained from the local analysis on the 2D-cross section. A MATLAB program is executed to validate the numerical method through examples. The validation examples have proven the reliability of the author's numerical method for analyzing problems defined above.

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Nonuniform Torsion Without Shear Deformation Effect Using FEM

Author: Tran, Dang-Bao
Publisher: Vysoká škola báňská - Technická univerzita Ostrava
Year: 2021
DOI: 10.35181/tces-2021-0006
Source: https://dspace.vsb.cz/bitstreams/d3f37ce9-2a22-4b63-955e-486d4bf2a61e/download
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NONUNIFORM TORSION WITHOUT SHEAR DEFORMATION
EFFECT USING FEM
Dang-Bao TRAN1,2, Ja osla NAVRÁTIL1
1 Depa men o S uc u es, Facul y o Ci il Enginee ing, VSB–Technical Uni e si y o Os a a,
Lud íka Podéš ě 1875/17, Os a a, Czech Republic.
2 Depa men o Ci il Enginee ing, Facul y o A chi ec u e, Thu Dau Mo Uni e si y, T an Van On 06,
Binh Duong P o ince, Vie nam.
dang.b[email p o ec ed], ja osla [email p o ec ed].
DOI: 10.35181/ ces-2021-0006
Abs ac . This pape p esen s he use o a ini e elemen
me hod (FEM) o analyze nonuni o m o sion wi h an
a bi a y c oss-sec ion wi h homogeneous elas ic ma e ial
wi hou shea de o ma ion e ec . Beams a e cons ained
by he mos common ypes o suppo s, such as ixed,
pinned, and olle , and a e subjec ed o any applied
o sional load, concen a ed, and dis ibu ed. The
p esen ed FEM ans o ms he 3D analysis o nonuni o m
o sion beams in o sepa a ed 2D c oss-sec ional and 1D
modeling. The geome ic cons an s o he c oss-sec ion a e
i s ly de i ed om 2D FEM, which uses a 9-node
isopa ame ic elemen . Then, a 1D FEM, which uses he
He mi ian shape unc ion, is de eloped o compu ing he
wis angle, he de i a i e o wis angle, and s ess
esul an s. Finally, he s ess ield is ob ained om he
local analysis on he 2D-c oss sec ion. A MATLAB
p og am is execu ed o alida e he nume ical me hod
h ough examples. The alida ion examples ha e p o en
he eliabili y o he au ho 's nume ical me hod o
analyzing p oblems de ined abo e.
Keywo ds
Nonuni o m o sion, hin-walled s uc u e, shea
de o ma ion e ec , wa ping es ain , ini e elemen
me hod.
1. In oduc ion
In enginee ing p ac ice, we o en encoun e beam
s uc u es loaded in o sion. When he wa ping o a
membe 's c oss-sec ion is no es ained, he s ess ield o
a p isma ic beam wi h homogeneous iso opic ma e ial can
be de i ed om he Sain -Venan heo y s ic ly [1-4]. In
p ac ice, because i) bounda y condi ions a e imposed, ii)
geome ical cha ac e is ics o he sec ion, he wa ping o
beam's c oss-sec ion is es ained, which leads o
addi ional no mal and shea s esses, which he Sain
Venan heo y does no ake in o accoun . Vlaso [5] was
he i s o o mula e he p oblem o nonuni o m o sion.
Bensco e [6] imp o ed Vlaso 's heo y, which neglec s
he shea de o ma ion e ec , leading o e o s wi h closed
c oss-sec ions [7].
Many au ho s es ablished FEM o conside nonuni o m
o sion aking in o accoun he shea de o ma ion e ec [7-
14]. Howe e , he abo e esea ch [7-14] used he
app oxima ions o Thin Tube Theo y [5] o de e mine he
ba 's geome ic cons an s, es ic ing he accu acy and
applicabili y o he o mula ions. El Fa mi [15,16]
p oposed a beam heo y wi h a nonuni o m wa ping,
including he e ec s o o sion and shea o ces o
a bi a y c oss-sec ions made o homogeneous iso opic
elas ic ma e ial. Mokos and Sapoun zakis [17] p esen ed a
nonuni o m o sion heo y conside ing he shea
de o ma ion e ec o gene al c oss-sec ions implemen ed
by Bounda y Elemen Me hod. The pu pose o his pape
is o es ablish a nume ical me hod using FEM o sol e he
nonuni o m o sion p oblem wi hou he shea de o ma ion
e ec o he p isma ic beam wi h a bi a y c oss-sec ion
unchanged h oughou he leng h wi h homogeneous
iso opic elas ic ma e ial, based on displacemen and s ain
ields de i ed om Sapoun zakis, EJ e al. [17]. This pape
is a p elimina y esea ch s ep o u u e esea ch, which
conside s he shea de o ma ion e ec in nonuni o m
o sion.
2. A b ie in oduc ion o he
heo e ical o mulas o
nonuni o m o sion
Le us conside a p isma ic beam wi h a bi a y c oss-
sec ion, cons an along he leng h L wi h he modulus o
elas ici y E, and shea modulus G. The longi udinal axis is
he x-axis, and he c oss-sec ions lie in he y–z plane. S is
he shea cen e o he c oss-sec ion. The pa allel sys em
,
S
zzz=+ S
yyy=+ in e sec s a O, he a bi a y poin .
CXYZ is he pa allel sys em wi h Sxyz h ough he cen e
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o g a i y C.
The mul iply connec ed domain Ω is bounded by n
cu es, 1,Γ 2,Γ..., 1,
n−
Γ ,
n
Γ as Fig. 1. Tangen ec o
wi h associa e coo dina e s and no mal ec o n se up he
igh -handed sys em. The beam is en o ced o he a bi a y
loads, dis ibu ed o que m (x), concen a ed o que M i(x),
concen a ed wa ping momen Mwi(x). The c oss-sec ion is
assumed wi h no dis o ion.
Fig. 1: C oss-sec ion o he p isma ic beam
The displacemen ield is exp essed as [17]
(,,)uxyz ='(,) (,),
PS
xS S
yz yz
θφ φ
+ (1)
(,) (),
x
xz z x
θ
=− (2)
(, ) (),
x
wxy y x
θ
= (3)
whe e u, , w a e he axial and ans e se displacemen s o
he beam wi h espec o Sxyz
x
θ
is he angle o wis
(,)
P
Syz
φ
is he p ima y wa ping unc ion wi h espec o
shea cen e S de i ed om
20in
on .
P
S
PP
SS
yzyzn
nnznyn
yz
φ
φφ
∇= Ω
∂∂
+=− Γ
∂∂
(4)
Mo eo e , he es ained wa ping unc ion can be
compu ed as ollows by using he ans o ma ion o
coo dina es [18]
1
(,) (,) (,) .
PP P
SOSS O
yz yz yZ zY yzdA
A
φφ φ
Ω
=+−−
 (5)
whe e (,)
P
Oyz
φ
is he wa ping unc ion wi h espec o
𝑂𝑦𝑧 sys em coo dina es, A is he a ea o he c oss-sec ion
S
S
φ
is he seconda y wa ping unc ion wi h espec o he
shea cen e S, gi en as
'''
2() in
0on ,
SP
x
SS
SS
SS
yz n
Ex
G
nn
yz
θ
φφ
φφ
∇=− Ω
∂∂
+=Γ
∂∂
(6)
The s ess ields ob ained om he heo y o elas ici y
as [17]
"() (,),
P
xx x S
Ex yz
σθφ
= (7)
xy
τ
='()
P
xy
P
S
x
Gx z
y
τ
φ
θ

∂−+


∂

144424443
,
S
xy
S
S
Gy
τ
φ
∂
∂
123
(8)
xz
τ
='()
P
xz
P
S
x
Gx z
z
τ
φ
θ

∂++


∂

144424443
,
S
xz
S
S
Gz
τ
φ
∂
∂
123 (9)
In addi ion, he shea s ess in (8), (9) can be seen as
composed o wo pa s: p ima y shea s ess and seconda y
shea s ess.
The wa ping momen , he o al wis ing momen , he
p ima y wis ing momen , he seconda y wis ing momen
a e deno ed by ,
w
M ,
M
,
P
MS
M
ob ained as [17]
w
M=P
xx S d
σφ
Ω
−Ω=
'' ,
Sx
EC
θ
− (10)
',
PP
PP P
SS
xy xz
x
M
zyd
yz
GI
φφ
ττ
θ
Ω


∂∂
=−++Ω



∂∂



=
 (11)
S
M=
PP
SS
SS
xy xz
yz
φφ
ττ
Ω

∂∂
−− =


∂∂

''' (),
S
EC x
θ
− (12)
,
P
S
MM M=+ (13)
whe e
I
is he o sional cons an , de e mined as
I
=22 ,
PP
SS
yzy z d
zy
φφ
Ω

∂∂
++ − Ω


∂∂

 (14)
S
C a e he wa ping cons an de e mined by
()
2.
P
SS
Cd
φ
Ω
=Ω
 (15)
The ela ion be ween he s ess esul an , o al wis
momen M , and he dis ibu ed o que m (x) is exp essed
as [17]
().
Mmx
x
∂=−
∂ (16)
A e some algeb a, he equilib ium equa ion o he
nonuni o m o sion p oblem o a homogeneous iso opic
ba wi hou shea de o ma ion e ec is exp essed as
42
42
.
xx
S
dd
EC GI m
dx dx
θθ
−= (17)
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3. FEM p ocedu es
3.1. Angle wis ,
x
θ
Applying Gale kin’s me hod, one o he me hods o
weigh ed esidual, he go e ning equa ion Eq. (17) is
ans o med o weak o m as
42
42
0
0,
Lxx
S
dd
IEC GI mdx
dx dx
θθ
η

=−−=



 (18)
whe e
η
is he es unc ion.
The beam is disc e ized in o a numbe o ini e
elemen s. A e some manipula ion, he weak o mula ion
o Eq. (18) can be exp essed as
22
22
1ee
nxx
S
LL
i
dd
dd
IEC dxGI
dx dx
dx dx
θθ
η
η
=

=+−




0
0,
e
L
x
w
L
ddd
mdx GI M M
dx dx dx
θηη
ηη

+− + − =



 (19)
whe e
Le is an beam elemen domain
n is he numbe o elemen s o he beam.
The He mi ian polynomial in e pola ion unc ion,
which achie es he co ec solu ion o he p oblem wi h
e ining mesh, p o es mo e lexible han he Hype bolic
in e pola ion unc ion, which gi es he mos accu a e
esul s wi h he mos analy ical solu ion [19]. We choose
cubic unc ions o he spa ial in e pola ion o he wis
angle,
x
θ
, in e ms o nodal a iables. To his end, we
conside an elemen ha has wo nodes, one a each end.
The wis angle can be exp essed as
12
112 3 24
() () () () ,
xx
xx x
dd
Hx Hx Hx Hx
dx dx
θθ
θθ θ
=+ + +
(20)
whe e
23 23
12
23 3
23 23
34
23 23
32 2
() 1 , () ,
32
() , () ,
x
xxx
Hx Hx x l
ll l
xx xx
Hx Hx
ll ll
=− + = − +
=− =−+
(21)
12
12
,,,
x
x
xx
dd
dx dx
θθ
θθ
a e he nodal deg ees o eedom.
Inse ing he Eq. (20), Eq. (21) o Eq. (19) esul s in he
s i ness ma ix o he beam elemen
12
,
ee
=+KK K (22)
whe e
111
0,
e
L
eT
S
EC dx=
KBB
(23)
222
0,
e
L
eT
GI dx=
KBB
(24)
whe e
2
22 2
3
12 4
12222
,
dH
dH dH dH
dx dx dx dx

=


B (25)
3
12 4
2.
dH
dH dH dH
dx dx dx dx

=

B (26)
The co esponding elemen nodal deg ees o eedom
is 12
12
,,, .
T
xx
xx
dd
dx dx
θθ
θθ

=

e
d (27)
The hi d e m in Eq.(19) esul s in he elemen o ce
ec o . Fo a gene ally dis ibu ed o que, we need o
compu e
1
2
03
4
() ,
e
L
H
H
mx dx
H
H



=




e
F (28)
whe e e
F is he elemen o ce ec o .
The las e m in Eq. (19) is he bounda y condi ions o
he o al wis ing momen and he wa ping momen a he
wo bounda y poin s, x = 0 and x = L, o he beam. I hese
bounda y condi ions a e known, he known o al wis ing
momen and wa ping momen a e included in he sys em
o ce ec o a he wo bounda y nodes. O he wise, hey
emain unknown. Howe e , he wis angle and he
de i a i e o he wis angle a e known as geome ic o
his case. Assembling he elemen s i ness ma ix and
ec o s leads o he sys em ma ix equa ion gi en below
.=Kd F (29)
3.2. Wa ping unc ion, ,
P
S
SS
φφ
Using Gale kin’s me hod, wi h es unc ion 1()H
η
∈Ω
and applying he Gauss-G een heo em, he go e ning
equa ions Eq. (4), Eq. (6) a e ans o med o weak o m as
PP
SS
d
yy zz
φφ
ηη
Ω

∂∂
∂∂
+Ω−


∂∂ ∂∂

(𝑛𝑧−𝑛
𝑦)𝜂𝑑𝑠
=0.
(30)
''' () 0.
SS P
SS x
S
Ex
dd
yy zz G
φφ θ
ηη φη
ΩΩ

∂∂
∂∂
+Ω− Ω=


∂∂ ∂∂


(31)
The wa ping unc ion alues, P
S
φ
, ,
S
S
φ
in Eq. (30) and
Eq. (31) a e app oxima ed by he FEM, which is p esen ed
in [3, 4].
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4. Valida ion examples
In his sec ion, he accu acy o he p oposed FEM has been
examined. A compu e code is de eloped in he MATLAB
R2015a so wa e based on he o mula ions desc ibed in
he p e ious sec ions. The ob ained esul s a e compa ed
wi h he a ailable wo ks o he li e a u e.
4.1. Example 1
As a i s example, a hin-walled beam wi h an I-shaped
c oss-sec ion shown in Fig. 2 is analyzed and compa ed
wi h he esul s ob ained by T alli, A.M. [8] and Kim, N. I.
e al. [11]. The I-sec ion beam is clamped– ee and he
concen a ed o sional momen Mx = 25 kNm is applied a
i s ee end. The leng h o he beam is 5 m. The Young’s
modulus and he Poisson’s a io a e E = 2 x 106 MPa and
𝜈= 0.3 , espec i ely. The i s es was analyzed using
16 axial elemen s and 19 elemen s in he c oss-sec ion. The
geome ic cons an s o he c oss-sec ion de e mined om
he p esen s udy a e as ollows 76
2.1559 10
S
Cm
−
=× ,
64
2.8643 10
Im
−
=× .
Fig. 2: A can ile e beam, he applied load, and he geome y o he I
c oss-sec ion, uni s [mm].
Fig. 3: The a ia ion o wis angle along he x-axis.
In Table 1, he angle o wis a he ee end p edic ed by
he p esen s udy is gi en and compa ed wi h he esul s o
o he esea che s. The a ia ions o he angle o wis along
he leng h o he hin-walled beam a e shown in Fig. 3. I
can be seen om Table 1 and Fig. 3 ha he wis angle
esul s ob ained om he p esen s udy a e in excellen
ag eemen wi h o he wo ks.
Tab.1: Compa ison o he wis angle 𝜃 a he ee end calcula ed by
di e en me hods
Me hods 𝜃 [𝑟𝑎𝑑] a x = L
P esen s udy 0.5171
T alli [8] 0.5183
Kim e al [11] 0.5173
Vlaso [11] 0.5167
Fig. 4: Dis ibu ion o he axial s ess 𝜎 in 2D c oss-sec ion a ix-end,
uni MPa,
Fig. 5: Maximum o no mal s ess 𝜎 along he axis x o he beam.
Fig. 4 shows he con ou plo o he axial s ess 𝜎 a
he clamped end o he I-sec ion beam. Fig. 5 depic s he
a ia ion along he axis x o he no mal s ess 𝜎. Fig. 6
and Fig. 7 p esen he a ia ion along he axis x o he
wa ping momen and he o sional momen s, espec i ely.
I is obse ed om Fig. 4 ha he a ia ions o he axial
s ess a e symme ic o he a ea cen e o he c oss-sec ion.
In con as o he langes, no signi ican axial s ess
appea s a he web o he I-sec ion beam. The maximum
alue o 𝜎 = 515.911 MPa occu s a he co ne s o he
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langes. In Fig. 5, he a ia ions o he maximum axial
s ess 𝜎 a he ixed-end o he c oss-sec ion along he
leng h o he beam a e shown and compa ed o he ones
ob ained om [8, 11]. I can be seen ha he axial s ess
p edic ed by he p esen s udy is in good ag eemen wi h
he esul s o T alli, A. M. [8].
Fig. 6: The a ia ion o wa ping momen Mw along he axis x o he
beam.
Fig. 7: The a ia ion o o sional momen s along he axis x o he beam.
4.2. Example 2
A can ile e ed hin-walled beam wi h a channel c oss-
sec ion depic ed in Fig.8 is analyzed in his sec ion. The
dep h, wid h, and hickness o he c oss-sec ion a e h =
0.833 m, b = 0.917 m, = 1/6 m, espec i ely. The leng h
o he beam is L = 4 m and, i is made o a ma e ial wi h
he modulus o elas ici y E = 2 x 105 MPa and he shea
modulus G = 0.77 x 105 MPa. The conside ed hin-walled
beam is subjec ed o uni o mly dis ibu ed wis ing
momen equal o mx = 4.07 x 103 kNm/m. The second
example was analyzed using in he p esen s udy by
employing 80 axial elemen s and 64 elemen s in he c oss-
sec ion. The geome ic cons an s o he c oss-sec ion
de e mined om he p esen s udy a e as ollows
6
0.0059
S
Cm=, 4
0.00407889
Im=.
Fig. 8: Can ile e beam, he applied load, and he geome y o he
channel c oss-sec ion, uni s [mm].
Shakou zadeh, H. e al. [7] used FEM based on
Bensco e 's model o sol e his p oblem and compa ed i
wi h he esul s ob ained om Vlaso 's heo y, which
neglec s he shea de o ma ion e ec . Meanwhile,
Sapoun zakis, E. J. e al. [20] used Analog Equa ion
Me hod (AEM) and AEM wi h isogeome ic analysis wi h
3 B-spline ypes: i) Quad a ic B-spline, ii) Cubic B-spline),
iii) Quad a ic B-spline o in es iga e his p oblem.
Fig. 9: The a ia ion o wis angle along he x-axis.
Fig. 10: The a ia ion o de i a i e o he wis angle along he x-axis.

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Fig. 9 and Fig.10 show he a ia ion o he angle o
wis and he de i a i e o wis angle along he x-axis,
espec i ely. The alue o he angle o wis and he
de i a i e o wis angle a he ee end, and he wa ping
momen a he ixed end a e p esen ed in Table 2 and
compa ed wi h he ones ob ained om Shakou zadeh, H.
e al [7], Sapoun zakis, E. J. e al. [20].
Fig. 11: The a ia ion o wa ping momen along he x-axis.
Fig. 12: The a ia ion o he o sional momen along he x-axis.
Tab.2: Compa ison o he wis angle, he de i a i e o wis angle, and
wa ping momen be ween he me hods
Me hods 𝜃 [ ad]
a x = L 𝜃
󰆒
[ ad/m]
a
x
= L
Wa ping momen
Mw [N.m2] a x = 0
P esen s udy -0.0429 -0.0114 -19.083 x 106
Sain - Venan model
[7]
-0.103 - -
Vlaso model [7] -0.045 -0.012 -18.33 x 106
FEM-Bensco e model
[7]
-0.045 -0.011 -18.17 x 106
AEM (50NP) [20] -0.050 -0.009 -16.75 x 106
AEM(Quad a ic B-
spline) [20]
-0.039 -0.006 -13.48 x 106
AEM(Cubic B-spline)
[20]
-0.061 -0.013 -18.29 x 106
AEM(Qua a ic B-
spline) [20]
-0.046 -0.008 -15.5 x 106
Fig. 11 and Fig.12 depic he a ia ion o he wa ping
momen and he o sional momen s along he axis,
espec i ely. I can be seen om Table 2 ha he wis
angle analyzed by he p esen s udy is in good ag eemen
wi h he esul s o Vlaso model [7], FEM-Bensco e
model [7], and AEM(Cubic B-spline) [20].
The dis ibu ion o he axial s ess 𝜎 and shea s ess
𝜏 inside he channel c oss-sec ion a he posi ion x = 0.5
m is shown in Fig. 13. The maximum no mal s ess 𝜎 =
657.865 MPa occu s on he ip o he lange. As expec ed,
he dis ibu ion o he shea s ess 𝜏, wi h he maximum
alue 205.981 MPa, dec eases om he ou e lange edge
o he inne edge [21].
(a)
(b)
(c)
Fig. 13: The no mal s ess 𝜎 and b) he shea s ess 𝜏 b) he shea
s ess 𝜏 a x = 0.5 m om he ixed-end, uni s [MPa].
5. Conclusion
In his pape , a ini e elemen me hod is de eloped o sol e
nonuni o m o sion wi hou he shea de o ma ion e ec o
he p isma ic beam wi h an a bi a y c oss-sec ion wi h
homogeneous iso opic ma e ial. Two examples we e
pe o med o alida ing he accu acy o he p esen s udy.
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The compa ison o he esul s om he p esen s udy wi h
he co esponding esul s in he li e a u e shows ha he
p esen s udy can p edic he esponses o he non-uni o m
o sion wi h a bi a y c oss-sec ion wi hou shea
de o ma ion e ec accu a ely. Linea analysis o
nonuni o m o sion conside ing shea de o ma ion would
be one o he u u e esea ch opics.
Acknowledgmen s
The wo ks we e suppo ed by he S uden G an
Compe i ion VSB-TUO. The egis a ion numbe o he
p ojec is SP2021/77 “Nonuni o m o sion in p isma ic
beams wi h a bi a y c oss-sec ions using FEM”.
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