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  HomeContents of Chinese Journal of Mechanical Engineering 2003 No.2EFFECTS OF INITIAL IMPERFECTION AND PROPORTIONAL LOAD PATH ON ELASTOPLASTIC STABILITY OF CYLINDRICAL SHELL

EFFECTS OF INITIAL IMPERFECTION AND PROPORTIONAL LOAD PATH ON ELASTOPLASTIC STABILITY OF CYLINDRICAL SHELL

 

Wu Hongfei  Yuan Shijian  Wang Zhongren

(Harbin Institute of Technology)

 

Abstract: The elastic-plastic stability problems of cylindrical shell under internal pressure and axial compression are studied on the basis of the theory of nonlinear elastoplastic stability. The principle of effects of different proportional load paths, initial imperfect and plastic deformation on elastic-plastic sta bility is obtained. Results show that critical wrinkling axial compression stresses will increase at the beginning stage,but the stresses will reduce when the internal pressure reachesa certain value. And the critical wrinkling axial compression stresses will descend with the increment of imperfect factors. The study shows the following as well,for the same imperfect factor,the critical wrinkling axial compression stresses will increase with the increment of the proportional load parameter D when D value less than 1.0,but the values will fall down when D greater than 1.0. The ideal load path is the proportional load parameter equal to 1.0. The investigations enrich the theoretical background for internal high pressure forming technology.

Key words: Cylindrical shell  Elastoplastic stability  Proportional load   Imperfect factor

CLC No: TG394

国家自然科学基金资助项目(59975021). Received 20010415, received in revised form 20011120

 
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