1966
DOI: 10.1115/1.3625190
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The Elastic Cylindrical Shell Under Radial Impulse

Abstract: In the motion of an elastic cylindrical shell following impulsive pressure, marked deviations from linear theory may occur through interaction of circumferential membrane force with flexural curvature. Energy is transferred to flexural modes of rather high order. The resulting flexural stress is significantly higher than that given by linear theory.

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“…In future studies, the model is presented for plane-strain rings, which, however, can be applied to plane-stress rings when E/(1Kn 2 ) is replaced by E, where E and n are Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio, respectively. Goodier & McIvor (1964) and McIvor (1966) predicted the transformation between an initial RBM and a flexural bending mode in an elastic cylindrical shell. It was shown that the coupled dynamic equations between the radial and tangential displacements can be simplified into a typical Mathieu differential equation.…”
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“…In future studies, the model is presented for plane-strain rings, which, however, can be applied to plane-stress rings when E/(1Kn 2 ) is replaced by E, where E and n are Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio, respectively. Goodier & McIvor (1964) and McIvor (1966) predicted the transformation between an initial RBM and a flexural bending mode in an elastic cylindrical shell. It was shown that the coupled dynamic equations between the radial and tangential displacements can be simplified into a typical Mathieu differential equation.…”
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“…The underlined third-order term in equation (2.5), which was not considered by Goodier & McIvor (1964) and McIvor (1966), is required to obtain governing equations for 2 and j to the third order. Following the same procedure as Goodier & McIvor (1964), we obtain the following differential equations of 2 and j, which govern the dynamic motion of the plane-strain ring:…”
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“…The elastic cylindrical shell under radial impulse was studied by Mcivor [1]. Cinelli [2] has investigated dynamic vibrations and stresses in elastic cylinders and spheres.…”
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