The Finite Element Desired Quantities Invariant Approximation Method in the Thin Shells Calculation Based on the Timoshenko Hypothesis

Yuriy V. Klochkov; Tlek R. Ishchanov; Alexander S. Andreev; Mikhail Yu. Klochkov

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/MSF.974.676

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The Finite Element Desired Quantities Invariant Approximation Method in the Thin Shells Calculation Based on the Timoshenko Hypothesis

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The displacement vector components vector (invariant) approximation implementation and the initial inclination angles by the hypothesis of S. P. Tymoshenko in obtaining the thin shell quadrangular finite element nodal forces stiffness matrix and the column is shown.

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