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    The document discusses buckling modes for cylindrical shells, noting that shear buckling dominates at lower radius to thickness ratios and aspect ratios less than 3, while bending buckling dominates at higher ratios. It includes a diagram showing the dominant buckling mode based on these geometric parameters. It also compares test results from Lundquist to Timoshenko's design formula for dimensionless buckling stress, showing Timoshenko's formula is conservative with results increased by a factor of 1.25. Finally, it notes buckling appears less sensitive to imperfections for global shear buckling compared to other forms.

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    The document discusses buckling modes for cylindrical shells, noting that shear buckling dominates at lower radius to thickness ratios and aspect ratios less than 3, while bending buckling dominates at higher ratios. It includes a diagram showing the dominant buckling mode based on these geometric parameters. It also compares test results from Lundquist to Timoshenko's design formula for dimensionless buckling stress, showing Timoshenko's formula is conservative with results increased by a factor of 1.25. Finally, it notes buckling appears less sensitive to imperfections for global shear buckling compared to other forms.

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    The document discusses buckling modes for cylindrical shells, noting that shear buckling dominates at lower radius to thickness ratios and aspect ratios less than 3, while bending buckling dominates at higher ratios. It includes a diagram showing the dominant buckling mode based on these geometric parameters. It also compares test results from Lundquist to Timoshenko's design formula for dimensionless buckling stress, showing Timoshenko's formula is conservative with results increased by a factor of 1.25. Finally, it notes buckling appears less sensitive to imperfections for global shear buckling compared to other forms.

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    G. Michel et al.

    1000 Shear buckling Bending buckling Radius to thickness ratio R/t Shear dominates

    Bending dominates 100

    10 0 1 2 3 Aspect ratio H/R 4 5

    Figure 9.6 Diagram dening dominant buckling mode.

    0.3 Dimensionless buckling stress /(Et /R) 0.25 0.2 0.15 0.1 Test results after Lundquist 0.05 0 0 10 20 30 40 Dimensionless length L /(Rt) 50 60 Timoshenko and Gere (1961) Timoshenko and Gere increased by factor of 1.25

    Figure 9.7 Comparison between Lundquists test results and the Timoshenko design formula.

    or external pressure, and buckling under global shear appears to be even less sensitive. Several forms of geometric imperfection have been studied, but all show this reduced sensitivity. In their experimental study of plastic buckling, Galletly and Blachut (1985) noted that when a buckled shell was turned through an angle of 90 and tested again, the buckling load was only about 10% lower than the rst load, even though

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