Calculation of Cylindrical Corrugated Shells Using a Semi-Analytic Finite Element Method

Eduard G. Yanukyan; Anton S. Chepurnenko; Batyr M. Yazyev; Michael S. Turko

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.931.3

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Calculation of Cylindrical Corrugated Shells Using a Semi-Analytic Finite Element Method
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Calculation of Cylindrical Corrugated Shells Using a Semi-Analytic Finite Element Method

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The method of calculating the shells of revolution for an asymmetric load using a semi-analytic finite element method is considered. An example is given of calculating a corrugated cylindrical tank for wind load. Comparison of meridional and annular forces is performed for a smooth and corrugated shell of identical dimensions.

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Materials Science Forum (Volume 931)

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Eduard G. Yanukyan, Anton S. Chepurnenko*, Batyr M. Yazyev, Michael S. Turko

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Corrugated Shell, Fourier Series, Moment Theory, Semi-Analytical Finite Element Method, Wind Load

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