Prediction of Welding Distortion and Panel Buckling of Car Carrier Decks using Database Generated by FEA

Prediction of Welding Distortion and Panel Buckling of Car Carrier Decks using Database Generated by FEA
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2007-07
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Y. Tajima;S. Rashed;Y. Okumoto;Y. Katayama;H. Murakawa
Y. Tajima;S. Rashed;Y. Okumoto;Y. Katayama;H. Murakawa
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Y. Tajima;S. Rashed;Y. Okumoto;Y. Katayama;H. Murakawa

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