Stress Concentration Factors in Groups of Holes in a Plate Under Tension by the Boundary Element Method
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Stress Concentration Factors in Groups of Holes in a Plate Under Tension by the Boundary Element Method
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Creator |
Rama Raju, K.
Keshava Rao, M.N. |
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Stess concentration
Plate under tension Boundary element method |
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Description |
One of the common problems in elasticity is the analysis of the effects of an opening in a finite elastic domain with prescribed boundary forces. Many practical problems in this area do not lend themselves easily to rigourous analytical solutions. In this paper, a few of the important stress concentration problems commonly encountered in practice are studied by the boundary element method. The problems studied are: (1) variation in stress concentration factors (SCFs) due to variations in distance between the holes in a plate having several circular holes, (ii) variations in SCF due to Changes in edge-to-hole distance in a plate, and (iii) SCF in plates with several circular holes, arranged in different patterns. A few of the results are compared with available analytical results. The results presented may be useful fo rthe design of plates with holes.
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2009
2009 1993 |
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Article
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Journal of Structural Engineering Vol.20, No.3, October 1993, pp.135-145
http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/323 |
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en
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Structural Engineering Research Center, Chennai
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