Elastic Buckling Analysis of Uniaxially Compressed CCCC Stiffened Isotropic Plates

This paper reports a research study that investigated buckling of stiffened rectangular isotropic plates elastically restrained along all the edges (CCCC) under uniaxial in-plane load, using the work principle approach. The stiffeners were assumed to be rigidly connected to the plate. Analyses for c...

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Published in:International Journal of Applied Mechanics and Engineering 2020-12, Vol.25 (4), p.84-95
Main Authors: Ibeabuchi, V.T., Ibearugbulem, O.M., Ezeah, C., Ugwu, O.O.
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Aspect ratio
Boundary conditions
buckling
Elastic analysis
Elastic buckling
Energy methods
governing equation
Plates
polynomial function
Shape functions
Stiffeners
Stiffness
Trigonometric functions
uniaxially stiffened plate
work principle method
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Shape functions
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Stiffness
Trigonometric functions
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