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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"shell buckling"”.

  1. Reliability of shell buckling predictions based upon experimental analysis of plastic models

    Thesis (Sc. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Civil Engineering, 1963.

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  2. Compressive Instabilities in Metal-coated Polymer Microtrusses

    … onto the polymer. Recent work has shown that buckling instabilities govern the strength of these systems. Hence this study focuses on modelling local shell buckling, one of the critical buckling mechanisms. In studying filled-shell buckling, hollow-shell buckling theory provides the framework …

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  3. A computational and experimental study of the underwater implosion of single and multiple metallic spherical shells

    … behavior of single and multiple spherical shells. Over the course of this research, I designed and predicted the collapse depth of metallic spherical volumes using shell buckling theory, then used a computational tool to model several implosion scenarios of both single and multiple sphere …

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  4. A Study of Symmetry Breaking and Stability in Conical Shells and the Implications for Actuators

    … the stability of spherically capped conical shells and secondarily explores the nature of the polygonal folds observed during these deformations. The polygonal folds were classified according to the number of facets observed. The problem is primarily explored using Finite Element Method (FEM) …

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