Investigation of Extended Bulb Angle Sections Under Compression: Part One, as Euler Columns; Part Two, as Stiffeners Attached to Sheet; Thesis (Classic Reprint) - Tapa blanda

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This investigation has established the following facts Above an effective length/radius of gyration of about 78, extruded bulb angle sections follow the Euler curve. In the short column range the Straight Line Formula gives a more conservative value than the Johnson Parabolic Formula. From the experimental data the proportional limit for 24st extruded sections was found to be 17006 lhs/ing. When investigating extruded bulb angle sections used as columns for possible local plate failure, since the condition of support at the base of the angle is neither clamped nor simply supported, but an intermediate case, it is suggested that a value of K equal to be used in the formula of Timoshenko for plate failure, when the ratio length/width is greater than four. Unfor tunately, this suggestion is made on the basis of only.

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