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DRA structural research on submarines and submersibles

Graham, D. / Keron, I. / Mitchell, G. / Creswell, D.

AbstractThe ‘breadth’ and ‘depth’ of the DRA structural research program on submarines and submersibles is illustrated with three examples: 1.(i) Failure-mode-interaction in ring-stiffened steel cylinders — now a refined art,2.(ii) Collapse prediction of steel torispherical domes — still capable of giving surprises3.(iii) CRFP pressure hulls for ocean-bed submersibles — yet to be proven. A brief discussion is given of the way in which submarine and submersible design may evolve, aided by improved analytical capabilities, in particular non-linear finite element methods.

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DRA structural research on submarines and submersibles

Graham, D. / Keron, I. / Mitchell, G. / Creswell, D.

AbstractThe ‘breadth’ and ‘depth’ of the DRA structural research program on submarines and submersibles is illustrated with three examples: 1.(i) Failure-mode-interaction in ring-stiffened steel cylinders — now a refined art,2.(ii) Collapse prediction of steel torispherical domes — still capable of giving surprises3.(iii) CRFP pressure hulls for ocean-bed submersibles — yet to be proven. A brief discussion is given of the way in which submarine and submersible design may evolve, aided by improved analytical capabilities, in particular non-linear finite element methods.

DRA structural research on submarines and submersibles

Graham, D. / Keron, I. / Mitchell, G. / Creswell, D.

AbstractThe ‘breadth’ and ‘depth’ of the DRA structural research program on submarines and submersibles is illustrated with three examples: 1.(i) Failure-mode-interaction in ring-stiffened steel cylinders — now a refined art,2.(ii) Collapse prediction of steel torispherical domes — still capable of giving surprises3.(iii) CRFP pressure hulls for ocean-bed submersibles — yet to be proven. A brief discussion is given of the way in which submarine and submersible design may evolve, aided by improved analytical capabilities, in particular non-linear finite element methods.

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Title:

DRA structural research on submarines and submersibles

Contributors:

Graham, D. (author) / Keron, I. (author) / Mitchell, G. (author) / Creswell, D. (author)

Published in:

Marine Structures ; 7 ; 231-256

Publication date:

1994-01-01

Size:

26 pages

ISSN:

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1016/0951-8339(94)90026-4

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

English

Keywords:

Submersible structures , submarine structures , ring-stiffened cylinders , steel domes , autonomous underwater vehicles , ocean bed submersibles

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