Multiple geometric defects: Their effect on stability of cylindrical shells

Krishnakumar, S.; Foster, C. G.

doi:10.1007/bf02326062

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“…Thus, prefabricated defects will weaken the local strength of the thin tube, which is an effective way to control the buckling process [22,23]. Both the experimental and numerical results show that the activation of the buckling process is well restricted to the proximal end, where the artificial dimple is located.…”

Section: Buckling Modesmentioning

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Experimental and numerical study of circular, stainless thin tube energy absorber under axial impact by a control rod

Yang

Huang

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Thin-Walled Structures

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Section: Buckling Modesmentioning

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Experimental and numerical study of circular, stainless thin tube energy absorber under axial impact by a control rod

Yang

Huang

et al. 2014

Thin-Walled Structures

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Load Capacity of Concave Conical Shells with Randomly Positioned Circular Cutouts

Yilmaz

Kocabaş

2023

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Buckling of Thin Shells: Recent Advances and Trends

Teng

1996

Applied Mechanics Reviews

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This paper provides a review of recent research advances and trends in the area of thin shell buckling. Only the more important and interesting aspects of recent research, judged from a personal view point, are discussed. In particular, the following topics are given emphasis: (a) imperfections in real structures and their influence; (b) buckling of shells under local/non-uniform loads and localized compressive stresses; and (c) the use of computer buckling analysis in the stability design of complex thin shell structures.

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Multiple geometric defects: Their effect on stability of cylindrical shells

Cited by 4 publications

References 3 publications

Experimental and numerical study of circular, stainless thin tube energy absorber under axial impact by a control rod

Experimental and numerical study of circular, stainless thin tube energy absorber under axial impact by a control rod

Load Capacity of Concave Conical Shells with Randomly Positioned Circular Cutouts

Buckling of Thin Shells: Recent Advances and Trends

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