1989
DOI: 10.1016/0263-8231(89)90004-9
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Buckling of circular cylindrical shells partially subjected to external liquid pressure

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“…Compared with uniform loads, non-uniform loads are more common, which are resulted from liquid pressure, wind pressure, bending moment, discrete supports, boundary damage, non-uniformly loading, and so on. Chiba et al 15 employed the Galerkin method to consider the stability of circular shells under partial linear liquid pressure, and verified theoretical results by experimental tests. Shen 16 followed the boundary layer theory to analyze postbuckling behaviors of perfect and imperfect cylinders, which are under uniform axial compression and linear liquid pressure.…”
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“…Compared with uniform loads, non-uniform loads are more common, which are resulted from liquid pressure, wind pressure, bending moment, discrete supports, boundary damage, non-uniformly loading, and so on. Chiba et al 15 employed the Galerkin method to consider the stability of circular shells under partial linear liquid pressure, and verified theoretical results by experimental tests. Shen 16 followed the boundary layer theory to analyze postbuckling behaviors of perfect and imperfect cylinders, which are under uniform axial compression and linear liquid pressure.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%