Original paper
Increase in buckling loads of plates by introduction of cutouts
Abstract
It might seem amazing: Cutting a hole in a plate can increase the buckling strength! It is the objective of this paper to present and clarify this astounding phenomenon. In lightweight design, typically thin-walled structures are used. Therefore, buckling must be considered as a possible failure mode. One might assume that removing material, and thus, reducing stiffness must result in a reduction of the buckling strength. However, perhaps...
Paper Details
Title
Increase in buckling loads of plates by introduction of cutouts
Published Date
May 24, 2019
Journal
Volume
230
Issue
8
Pages
2873 - 2889
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