2022
DOI: 10.1016/j.oceaneng.2022.111112
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An empirical formula to assess ultimate strength of initially deflected plate: Part 2 = combined longitudinal compression and lateral pressure

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“…The additional advantage of the empirical formulation proposed in this study goes to the four coefficients ( 1 k to 4 k ), which are the constant values so that computational cost can be efficiently saved in predicting the ULS of plates. In contrast, the previous empirical formulation by Kim et al (2018c) In this study, we proposed a generalised shape of the empirical formulation in predicting the ultimate limit state of the plate. Furthermore, its applicability was validated by considering initially deflected plate conditions under longitudinal compression.…”
Section: • Loading Type = Longitudinal Compression Onlymentioning
confidence: 97%
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“…The additional advantage of the empirical formulation proposed in this study goes to the four coefficients ( 1 k to 4 k ), which are the constant values so that computational cost can be efficiently saved in predicting the ULS of plates. In contrast, the previous empirical formulation by Kim et al (2018c) In this study, we proposed a generalised shape of the empirical formulation in predicting the ultimate limit state of the plate. Furthermore, its applicability was validated by considering initially deflected plate conditions under longitudinal compression.…”
Section: • Loading Type = Longitudinal Compression Onlymentioning
confidence: 97%
“…To investigate the distribution of geometric and material properties of the plate element, recently, Kim et al (2018c) .14mm, b= 837.07mm, and t = 18.30mm. The application of Goodness-of-fit test may be referred to (Kim et al, 2020b;Kim et al, 2020c).…”
Section: Selection Of Reliable Plate Scenariosmentioning
confidence: 99%
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