Abstract
The present work addresses the critical buckling of circular cylindrical nano-shells containing static/dynamic nanofluids under the influence of different thermal fields that can also lead to appear the effect of thermal moisture so-called hygrothermal forces fields. To this end, the classical Sanders theory of cylindrical plates and shells is generalized by utilizing the non-classical nonlocal elasticity theory to derive the modified dynamic equations governing the nanofluid-nanostructure interaction (nano-FSI) problem. Then, the dimensionless obtained equations are analytically solved using the energy method. Herein, the applied nonlinear heat and humidity fields are considered as three types of longitudinal, circumferential, and simultaneously longitudinal-circumferential forces fields. The mentioned cases are examined separately for both high- and room-temperatures modes. The results show a significant effect of nanofluid passing through the nanostructure and its velocity on the critical buckling strain of the nano-systems, especially at high temperatures.
Publisher
The Electrochemical Society
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