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Document:
SP28
Date:
January 1, 1971
Author(s):
Editors: S.J. Medwadowski, W.C. Schnobrick, and A.C. Scordelis
Publication:
Symposium Papers
Volume:
28
Abstract:
SP28 The 17 papers in this symposium volume are intended to aid the architect, engineer, and contractor in achieving that high level of competence and interdisciplinary collaboration which, due to the inherent intricacy of shell construction, is.essentiaI. Some specific papers cover: cylindrical shells and folded plates; hyperbolic paraboloids; cable-supported concrete shells; specialized computer programs; conceptual design and construction; historical view of shell construction; outstanding recently completed examples; and problems of analysis and design.
DOI:
10.14359/14081
SP28-17
Senol Utku
This paper summarizes the mathematical formulation, the numerical method of solution, and the design features of a program (ELAS) for the in-core solution of linear equilibrium problems of structural mechanics.
10.14359/17165
SP28-16
Fred E. Peterson and Raif Kulunk
This paper describes the general input and output requirements of a propritary computer program called EASE.*
10.14359/17164
SP28-15
Ray W. Clough and C. Philip Johnson
The paper summarizes the finite element analysis procedure and discusses the approximations that are introduced in the analysis of thin shell structures. A wide range of different finite elements that have been developed for the analysis of thin shells are described, including both curved as well as planar types. Comparative performances of the different elements in the analysis of several example shell structures are described. Some conclusions are drawn with respect to the relative merit of the various elements.
10.14359/17163
SP28-14
A. Siev
General considerations of design and use of materials are discussed. A report is given on methods of analysis, and also on wind pressures and flutter.
10.14359/17162
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