2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0029-8018(00)00007-x
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A design chart for the plastic collapse of corrugated cylinders under external pressure

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“…For many years, cylindrical and spherical pressure shells have been the simplest and most efficient deep-sea pressure shell structures. These structures play crucial roles in the development of underwater pressure vessels, such as hulls of submarines and submersibles, due to their high space utilization and simple geometry (Ross et al 2001;Ross 2006;Pan and Cui 2010;Pan and Cui 2011;Zuo et al 2014). However, these structures are susceptible to buckling when exposed to uniform external pressure, which is strongly affected by geometrical configuration, material properties, and geometrical imperfections (Arbocz and Starnes 2002;Błachut and Magnucki 2008;Błachut 2014;Jasion and Magnucki 2015;Zingoni 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For many years, cylindrical and spherical pressure shells have been the simplest and most efficient deep-sea pressure shell structures. These structures play crucial roles in the development of underwater pressure vessels, such as hulls of submarines and submersibles, due to their high space utilization and simple geometry (Ross et al 2001;Ross 2006;Pan and Cui 2010;Pan and Cui 2011;Zuo et al 2014). However, these structures are susceptible to buckling when exposed to uniform external pressure, which is strongly affected by geometrical configuration, material properties, and geometrical imperfections (Arbocz and Starnes 2002;Błachut and Magnucki 2008;Błachut 2014;Jasion and Magnucki 2015;Zingoni 2015).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An effective buckling prevention strategy is to enhance the stiffness of a shell by adding rings [10,11], stringers [12,13], or corrugations [14][15][16][17] (Figure 1). This strategy is applicable not only to pressure shells but also to the seismic protection of walls [18].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%