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Buckling of Composite Plates

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DYNACOMP

Aerospace
Mar 21, 2024
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I am trying to calculate the buckling of a simply supported rectangular composite plate with a symmetric layup using the Ritz method following Mechanics of Composite Structures (Springer & Kollar, 2003).

The calculation is working perfectly for uniaxial and biaxial loading but the resulting eigenvalue is out by approxiamtely 10% for shear buckling even when considering 20 half waves in each axis.

Is there a mistake in the shear term of equation 4.117? I have calculated the parameters rmi, rnj etc, by substituting the applicable variables. For example rmi = (2m / (m^2 - i^2))(1/pi)



 
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Try to write email to Prof. Kollar:

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email: kollar.laszlo@emk.bme.hu

May be, he will answer all your questions. Ask him about reference to those equations, may be, they have a paper.

How do you know about "10% for shear buckling"? Comparison with FEM?

Vladimir Gantovnik, PhD
 
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