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An analysis with numerical results is presented for non-linear thermally induced forced vibrations of rectangular plate of variable thickness on the basis of classical plate theory. The thickness of the plate is considered as linearly varying in x-direction. Approximate formulae are proposed for estimating the maximum deflection of a rectangular plate subject to a uniformly distributed harmonic lateral load. The effect of structural parameters such as thermal constant and taper constant with different aspect ratios on vibration of simply supported-free-simply supportedfree plate for maximum deflection for the different values of the fundamental frequency of vibration is studied. Results are presented in tabular form.

Non-linear Thermally Induced Vibrations of Non-homogeneous Rectangular Plate of Linearly Varying Thickness in the Presence of External Force