A study of the plastic buckling of axially compressed cylindrical shells with a thick-shell theory. (Q1347487)
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A study of the plastic buckling of axially compressed cylindrical shells with a thick-shell theory. (English)
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2001
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The buckling equations for plastic buckling of axially compressed cylindrical shells are derived with the principle of virtual work on the base of a transverse shear deformable displacement field. A thick shell theory is used for computation of critical load. In the numerical examples, the dependence of the buckling mode on the ratio of radius to thickness \(R/h\) and on the ratio of length to radius \(L/R\) is studied in detail. The results show that this dependence divides the \((R/h, L/r)\)-plane into simply connected regions each of which corresponds to a buckling mode.
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principle of virtual work
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transverse shear deformable displacement field
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critical load
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buckling mode
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ratio of radius to thickness
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ratio of length to radius
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