VIBRATION ANALYSIS OF NATURAL FIBER COMPOSITES BEAM UNDER VARIOUS END CONDITIONS USING ANN

Authors

  • Manan S. Shah Research Scholar Mechanical Engineering Department, BVM Engineering College, V V Nagar, Gujarat, India
  • Haresh Patolia Associated Professor,Mechanical Engineering Department, BVM Engineering College, V V Nagar, Gujarat, India
  • Ketul Brahmbhatt Assistant Professor,Mechanical Engineering Department, BVM Engineering College, V V Nagar, Gujarat, India

Keywords:

free vibration, natural fiber, composite material, properties of composite, Neural Network.

Abstract

The today’s research trend in composite is for the development of composite with natural fibre instead of
synthetic fibre. It is because of properties like light weight, low cost, bio-degradability, low environmental impact and ease to
manufacture. It becomes necessary to study the vibrational behaviour of composite in addition to mechanical strength and
chemical properties for effective utilization in real world applications as they subjected to many types of loading condition
and different types of vibration with different configurations. In present work a natural fibre composite beam is manufactured
with unidirectional and bidirectional orientation for measurement of transverse vibration with different end configurations.
Results are obtained from analytical method and analysis through ANN are compared. The mechanical properties are
considered by performing tensile and flexural strength of the beam according to ASTM standards. Jute (bidirectional and
unidirectional) and sisal (unidirectional) fiber are taken as fiber component and unsaturated polyester resin / Epoxy is as
matrix material.

Published

2018-04-25

How to Cite

Manan S. Shah, Haresh Patolia, & Ketul Brahmbhatt. (2018). VIBRATION ANALYSIS OF NATURAL FIBER COMPOSITES BEAM UNDER VARIOUS END CONDITIONS USING ANN. International Journal of Advance Engineering and Research Development (IJAERD), 5(4), 1818–1825. Retrieved from https://www.ijaerd.org/index.php/IJAERD/article/view/5074