The governing equations on bending of multilayered orthotropic (both core and facings) sandwich plates are developed through the use of variational methods. The plate is assumed to consist of j facings and (j — 1) cores, having different thicknesses and possessing different orthotropic elastic properties. In-plane stresses in the cores are neglected as is the variation of stresses across the facings. The developed theory is an extension of that given in Ref. 7. Nomenclature a, b = length of rectangular plate in the x- and y-directions, respectively Dxz, Dyz — transverse shear rigidities of plate DXj Dy = bending rigidities of plate in x- and ^-directions, respectively DXy = twisting rigidity of plate Eix, Eiy = Young's moduli of the ith facing in the x- and ^/-directions, respectively Gixz, Giyz = shear moduli of the ith core hi = thickness of the ith core Lr(r = 1-8) = Lagrange multipliers MX, My, MXy = stress couples per unit length of plate NX, Ny, NXy = normal and in-plane shear stress resultants per unit length of plate pz = load function per unit area applied normal to the plate QX) Qy = transverse shear forces per unit length of plate
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