Automatic Limit Analysis of Triangulated Space Structures

Author: Be, Y K Shin

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Automatic Limit Analysis of Triangulated Space Structures

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Be, Y K Shin

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 48, Issue 1, 1970

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Be, Y K Shin

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The Structural Engineer, Volume 48, Issue 1, 1970

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A method is presented for estimating automatically the ultimate strength of pin-join ted triangulated structures. The method is based on the principal assumption that individual members can resist a constant load affer buckling or after yielding in tension and it has been incorporated into a computer program.

Professor Y.K. Shin

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