1994
DOI: 10.2208/jscej.1994.489_37
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ULTIMATE STRENGTH AND ITS PRACTICAL EVALUATION oF CYLINDRICAL STEEL SHELL PANELS UNDER VARIOUS COMPRESSIONS

Abstract: This study investigates ultimate stability strength behaviors of cylindrical steel shell panels under various types of uniaxial compression using the non-linear finite element procedure for the ultimate strength determination of shell-type-plate. The effects of residual stress and initial geometric imperfection are all included in the analysis. The numerical calculation method is verified and compared with previous theoretical works. Based on the investigation results, a practical formulation for the ultimate … Show more

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“…Their instability responses are investigated by an inelastic nonlinear finite element approach previously adopted in Ref. 5). In the approach, von Mises yield criterion, Plandtl-Reuss flow rule and isotropic hardening rule were adopted in the development of elasticplastic constitutive matrix for material inelasticity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Their instability responses are investigated by an inelastic nonlinear finite element approach previously adopted in Ref. 5). In the approach, von Mises yield criterion, Plandtl-Reuss flow rule and isotropic hardening rule were adopted in the development of elasticplastic constitutive matrix for material inelasticity.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%