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    The document shows graphs of buckling stress curves for different cylindrical shells (C1-C4 and S1-S4) under axial compression. The graphs plot the normalized buckling stresses versus the normalized imperfection amplitudes for both fundamental load buckling stresses and absolute buckling stress values. The cylindrical shells have a radius-to-thickness ratio of 100 and a length-to-radius ratio of 1.

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    The document shows graphs of buckling stress curves for different cylindrical shells (C1-C4 and S1-S4) under axial compression. The graphs plot the normalized buckling stresses versus the normalized imperfection amplitudes for both fundamental load buckling stresses and absolute buckling stress values. The cylindrical shells have a radius-to-thickness ratio of 100 and a length-to-radius ratio of 1.

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    of 1

    (a)

    (b)

    xRc

    (N/mm2)

    xRc/xRc,0

    C3

    1000

    S2
    S1
    0.8

    C1

    1200
    C4

    C1

    1.2

    1400

    S2

    800

    C4
    600

    0.6
    C2

    C2

    S4

    0.4

    S3

    400

    C3

    S1

    0.2

    S3

    Rc

    200

    Rc/Rc,0

    (N/mm2)

    S4

    0
    0.4 0.2
    0.2

    0.2

    0.6

    0.4

    0.8

    1.2

    C1, S1
    C2, S2
    C3, S3
    C4, S4

    0.4
    0.6

    1.4

    100
    0
    200

    xRc

    100

    C4

    300

    400

    400
    1400

    (N/mm2)
    1200

    xRc/xRc,0

    200

    C3

    S1
    S2

    1000
    800

    0.8

    S3
    C1

    0.6

    S4

    C1

    600

    C3
    0.4

    S2

    400

    0.2

    C2

    0
    0
    1.2

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    Rc /Rc,0

    S3

    0.8
    0.6

    S2

    Rc

    (N/mm2)

    0
    0

    Rc/Rc,0

    C2

    S4

    200
    S3
    0.8

    S1

    C1

    S1

    Rc 300
    (N/mm2)

    C2
    C3
    C4

    S4

    250

    200

    400

    600

    800

    C1
    C2

    200
    S1

    0.4
    150

    S4

    0.2

    S3

    0
    0

    0.2

    0.4

    0.6

    0.8

     /
    1 xRc xRc,0

    C3

    100
    S2

    50

    Rc

    (N/mm2)

    C4
    0
    0

    200

    400

    600

    800

    Figure 10.5 Linear buckling analysis (LA) interactive buckling stress curves: (a) related
    to fundamental load buckling stresses; (b) in absolute values (N/mm2 );
    r/t = 100, l/r = 1.

    chap10 2003/10/20 page 267 #7

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