Engineering
7 years ago

New method predicts plate structures buckling with 2.48% accuracy.

The Proceedings of Ibaraki District Conference
A basic study on buckling evaluation method for plate structures
Takashi Yamaguchi

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The researchers developed a method to predict buckling strength in plate structures without needing tests or simulations. They extended a previous method for flat plates to include plates with corner dimensions. By analyzing different corner dimensions, they found a way to accurately predict buckling forces with only a small error margin of 2.48%. This method can be used to evaluate buckling in plate structures with corner dimensions effectively.