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Deformation of flat plate with uniform thickness

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ChrisPret

Mechanical
Nov 29, 2001
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Hi

I'm looking for a formula that will yield the maximum stress and deformation of a flat plate under uniform load. I understand from a previous post that Pounder's plate theory is the way to go, but I do not have a copy of the text they reference. Is it available on the net?
 
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Thank you. Unfortunately I am looking for the rectangular plate formula. :-(
 
Try "Roark's Formulas for Stress & Strain" - McGraw-Hill.
 
Two sources that I can think of:

- Roark's Book chapter 10 Table 26
- Mark's Standard Handbook for Mechanical Engineers 1978 edition page 5-52 & 5-53

If you don't have these resources post you details and I am sure someone will post an answer. Rich
 
I think there is a Mathcad 2000 Pro sheet downloadable from the Collaboratory site. I can send it (Plate10b.mcd) to you, of if you can't make it operative, a .doc file to see the formulation at least. Post if so an e-mail address.
 
Thanks everyone, I have found a copy of the info and it is exactly what I needed.
 
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