What is a good theory to use to analyze a shell with large in-plane deformations and small normal deformations?

03 March 2019 1 10K Report

I'm new to continuum mechanics and cannot find a good theory for large in-plane deformations of a homogeneous shell that allows for the plate to rotate.

Khaled Megahed

use co-rotational formulation

Refer to this book

Analysis of Geometrically Nonlinear Structures by Robert Levy‏، William R. Spillers

it also include finite element codes in this link http://extras.springer.com/Search

use ISBN 978-94-017-0243-0 and download the extra materials of the book

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