Application of Potential Theory Methods for Static Deformation Studies on Sectional Cone Shells

The static deformation problem for cone shells is examined. The solution is built on potential theory methods. An examined body is looked on as the sectional structure, including several cone shells. The conditions of shell connection in the sectional structure are formulated. For the examined probl...

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Published in:Strength of materials 2014-07, Vol.46 (4), p.553-557
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description The static deformation problem for cone shells is examined. The solution is built on potential theory methods. An examined body is looked on as the sectional structure, including several cone shells. The conditions of shell connection in the sectional structure are formulated. For the examined problem, the Green-type matrix is constructed. Basic stress state characteristics of a sectional cone shell in relation to cone angles are investigated.
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