2024
DOI: 10.1016/j.istruc.2024.106175
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Two-way flexural behavior of biaxial voided slab using cuboidal shape of void formers

Abhijit J. Pawar,
Yogesh D. Patil,
Gaurang R. Vesmawala
et al.
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“…The solution to the differential equation of deflection derived from expansion using a triple trigonometric series is more sophisticated than that obtained from a single triangular series and has a much higher rate of convergence. We use Levy's method to expand the deflection of the slab due to load q using the Fourier series and obtain Formulas ( 6) and (7). The curve of the elastic differential equation, shown in Formula ( 8), can then be obtained by combining Formulas ( 6) and (7) with Formula (4), where this satisfies the boundary conditions of x = 0 and x = a.…”
Section: Theoretical Formula Of Deflectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The solution to the differential equation of deflection derived from expansion using a triple trigonometric series is more sophisticated than that obtained from a single triangular series and has a much higher rate of convergence. We use Levy's method to expand the deflection of the slab due to load q using the Fourier series and obtain Formulas ( 6) and (7). The curve of the elastic differential equation, shown in Formula ( 8), can then be obtained by combining Formulas ( 6) and (7) with Formula (4), where this satisfies the boundary conditions of x = 0 and x = a.…”
Section: Theoretical Formula Of Deflectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We use Levy's method to expand the deflection of the slab due to load q using the Fourier series and obtain Formulas ( 6) and (7). The curve of the elastic differential equation, shown in Formula ( 8), can then be obtained by combining Formulas ( 6) and (7) with Formula (4), where this satisfies the boundary conditions of x = 0 and x = a.…”
Section: Theoretical Formula Of Deflectionmentioning
confidence: 99%
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