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Numerical investigation of axisymmetric thin-walled shells using the scaled boundary finite element method

Wallner, Milan / Birk, Carolin / Gravenkamp, Hauke

Over the last decades thin-walled shell structures have been a topic of ongoing interest in research activities. The main reason for the sustained interest is the wide scope of application of thin-walled shells throughout numerous fields of engineering. The efficient load-carrying behaviour of thin-walled shells lead to more complex designs. While it is desirable to have less constraints in the design process, limitations of analytical solutions demand for the use of numerical analyses.

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Numerical investigation of axisymmetric thin-walled shells using the scaled boundary finite element method

Wallner, Milan / Birk, Carolin / Gravenkamp, Hauke

Over the last decades thin-walled shell structures have been a topic of ongoing interest in research activities. The main reason for the sustained interest is the wide scope of application of thin-walled shells throughout numerous fields of engineering. The efficient load-carrying behaviour of thin-walled shells lead to more complex designs. While it is desirable to have less constraints in the design process, limitations of analytical solutions demand for the use of numerical analyses.

Numerical investigation of axisymmetric thin-walled shells using the scaled boundary finite element method

Wallner, Milan / Birk, Carolin / Gravenkamp, Hauke

Over the last decades thin-walled shell structures have been a topic of ongoing interest in research activities. The main reason for the sustained interest is the wide scope of application of thin-walled shells throughout numerous fields of engineering. The efficient load-carrying behaviour of thin-walled shells lead to more complex designs. While it is desirable to have less constraints in the design process, limitations of analytical solutions demand for the use of numerical analyses.

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Title:

Numerical investigation of axisymmetric thin-walled shells using the scaled boundary finite element method

Contributors:

Schneider, Jens (editor) / Kiziltoprak, Nihat (editor) / Wallner, Milan (author) / Birk, Carolin (author) / Gravenkamp, Hauke (author)

Published in:

Forschungskolloquium 2018 Grasellenbach ; Chapter: 30 ; 86-87

Publication date:

2018-09-07

Size:

2 pages

ISBN:

978-3-658-23627-4 , 978-3-658-23626-7

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-23627-4_30

Type of media:

Article/Chapter (Book)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

German

Keywords:

Engineering , Building Construction and Design , Building Materials , Light Construction, Steel Construction, Timber Construction

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