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Statics and Stability of Thin-Walled Elastic BEAMS. Part 1. Formulation of Fundamental Equations.

AD480031

Publication Date	1966
Personal Author	Giangreco, E.; Capurso, M.; Como, M.
Page Count	58
Abstract	Fundamental equations were formulated of elastic equilibrium of thin walled beams subject to general loads and dislocations starting only from the hypothesis of non-deformed transverse cross sections. Formulation was made of the fundamental equations of dynamic stability of thin walled beams subject to general conservation loads and dislocations by use of a systematic geometrical approach. (Author)
Keywords	Beams(Structural) Elastic shells Stability Statics Equilibrium(Physiology) Stresses Torsion Equations Elastic properties Differential equations Oscillation Theory Mathematical analysis
Source Agency	Non Paid Delimited ADS
NTIS Subject Category	46E - Structural Mechanics
Corporate Authors	Naples Univ (Italy) Inst of Structural Engineering
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Final rept. Feb-Jun 65.
NTIS Issue Number	197714
Contract Number	AF 61(052)-813

Statics and Stability of Thin-Walled Elastic BEAMS. Part 1. Formulation of Fundamental Equations.

Statics and Stability of Thin-Walled Elastic BEAMS. Part 1. Formulation of Fundamental Equations.
AD480031

Publication Date	1966
Personal Author	Giangreco, E.; Capurso, M.; Como, M.
Page Count	58
Abstract	Fundamental equations were formulated of elastic equilibrium of thin walled beams subject to general loads and dislocations starting only from the hypothesis of non-deformed transverse cross sections. Formulation was made of the fundamental equations of dynamic stability of thin walled beams subject to general conservation loads and dislocations by use of a systematic geometrical approach. (Author)
Keywords	Beams(Structural) Elastic shells Stability Statics Equilibrium(Physiology) Stresses Torsion Equations Elastic properties Differential equations Oscillation Theory Mathematical analysis
Source Agency	Non Paid Delimited ADS
NTIS Subject Category	46E - Structural Mechanics
Corporate Authors	Naples Univ (Italy) Inst of Structural Engineering
Document Type	Technical Report
Title Note	Final rept. Feb-Jun 65.
NTIS Issue Number	197714
Contract Number	AF 61(052)-813