[2007] Ultimate strength of steel plates with a single circular hole u…
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Ships and Offshore Structures
Vol.2, Issue 4, pp.355 - 360, December 2007
Ultimate strength of steel plates with a single circular hole under axial compressive loading along short edges
Author(s): J. K. Paik
The aim of the present study is to investigate the ultimate strength characteristics of steel plates with a single circular hole under axial compressive loading along short edges, which is a primary action type arising from vertical or horizontal hull girder bending moments of ships and ship-shaped offshore structures. The plates are considered to be simply supported along all (four) edges and kept straight. The circular hole is located at the center of the plate. A series of ANSYS nonlinear finite element analyses (FEA) are undertaken with varying the hole size (diameter) as well as plate dimensions (plate aspect ratio and thickness). By regression analysis of the FEA results obtained, a closed-form empirical formula for the ultimate longitudinal compressive strength of perforated plates, which can be useful for first-cut strength estimations and reliability analyses, is derived. The accuracy of the ultimate strength formula developed is verified by a comparison with more refined nonlinear FEA results.
Vol.2, Issue 4, pp.355 - 360, December 2007
Ultimate strength of steel plates with a single circular hole under axial compressive loading along short edges
Author(s): J. K. Paik
The aim of the present study is to investigate the ultimate strength characteristics of steel plates with a single circular hole under axial compressive loading along short edges, which is a primary action type arising from vertical or horizontal hull girder bending moments of ships and ship-shaped offshore structures. The plates are considered to be simply supported along all (four) edges and kept straight. The circular hole is located at the center of the plate. A series of ANSYS nonlinear finite element analyses (FEA) are undertaken with varying the hole size (diameter) as well as plate dimensions (plate aspect ratio and thickness). By regression analysis of the FEA results obtained, a closed-form empirical formula for the ultimate longitudinal compressive strength of perforated plates, which can be useful for first-cut strength estimations and reliability analyses, is derived. The accuracy of the ultimate strength formula developed is verified by a comparison with more refined nonlinear FEA results.