1971
DOI: 10.1007/bf02403550
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Practical method of structural analysis for box-shaped elements of hydraulic structures

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“…For fragments belonging to the foundation section of a structure, we should analyze them as plates that are attached along the periphery and placed on an elastic base. These problems can be resolved by the method of fluite differences, as was done by integrating the Sofi-Jermen differential equation [2]. Correct application of theory of bending of thin plates is confirmed by tabulated data.…”
Section: Methods Of Preliminary Function Assignmentmentioning
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“…For fragments belonging to the foundation section of a structure, we should analyze them as plates that are attached along the periphery and placed on an elastic base. These problems can be resolved by the method of fluite differences, as was done by integrating the Sofi-Jermen differential equation [2]. Correct application of theory of bending of thin plates is confirmed by tabulated data.…”
Section: Methods Of Preliminary Function Assignmentmentioning
confidence: 96%
“…The basic notion of the method of preliminary assignment of displacement functions, which was responsible for tt~e simple solution of the stated problem by the method of fragments and which makes practical application of this method possible in designing the class of hydraulic structures under consideration, consists in this approach. This can be demonstrated with the example of a single-parametric representation of the desired functions, which, as Stol'berg et al indicated [2], is fonnd adequate in a number of important practical cases.…”
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