EVALUATION OF THE LONGITUDINAL ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF VARIOUS SHIP HULL CONFIGURATIONS
EVALUATION OF THE LONGITUDINAL ULTIMATE STRENGTH OF VARIOUS SHIP HULL CONFIGURATIONS
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各种船体结构的纵向极限强度评估
DOI:
10.1080/1350176042000248089
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发表时间:
1985
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通讯作者:
Yao Chen
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作者:
L. M. Kutt;C. Piaszczyk;Yao Chen
The American Bureau of Shipping's nonlinear finite-element program USAS is used to evaluate the longitudinal ultimate strength of four ship hull configurations. Included in each analysis are the effects of buckling, post-buckling, and plasticity. The interaction of these effects and the interaction of the various structural components of the ship hull are accounted for in a unified, rigorous manner owing to the generality of the analysis method. Discussion of other, more limited, ultimate-strength analysis methods places the approach in perspective. An important aspect of this paper is an extensive treatment of the finite-element modeling procedures necessary for maintaining accuracy, yet keeping cost to a minimum. Results of a study on the sensitivity of the ultimate strength to variations in several parameters, including yield stress, thickness and magnitude of imperfections, are also presented.