Elsevier Higher-Order Theories of Functionally Graded Circular Cylindrical Beams and Columns

Higher-Order Theories of Functionally Graded Circular Cylindrical Beams and Columns provides a detailed exploration of the mechanical behaviors of functionally graded circular cylindrical beams and columns, including bending, vibration, and stability, and considering factors such as shear deformation, cross-section warping, elastic foundation interaction, non-local effects in nanoscale and piezoelectric and flexoelectric, and more. With a focus on higher-order theories and advanced analytical methods, the book enables researchers to gain a deeper understanding of the fundamental principles governing the behavior of circular cylindrical structures. The detailed derivations and explanations of complex equations and concepts assist in the development of new research. This book will help engineers identify and address potential issues in the design and analysis of circular cylindrical structures. Detailed discussions on factors affecting mechanical performance, such as material selection, geometric parameters, and loading conditions enable engineers to make informed decisions and optimize their designs for improved performance and safety. Presents advanced theoretical models for analyzing the mechanical behavior of circular cylindrical beams and columns Includes higher-order shear deformation beam theories that accurately account for shear deformation, rotary inertia, and cross-section warping Provides more precise predictions when compared to traditional theories, enabling engineers and researchers to design and analyze structures with greater confidence Explores the various factors that influence the mechanical properties of circular cylindrical structures Combines computational results to validate and enhance the reader's understanding of theoretical models