Numerical solution to an inextensible plate theory with experimental results

P. Darmon; R.C. Benson

doi:10.1115/1.3171876

Journal of Applied Mechanics, Transactions ASME

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01 Dec 1986

Numerical solution to an inextensible plate theory with experimental results

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A numerical and experimental study of the Simmonds-Libai (1979) plate theory is presented in this paper. This concerns the large, inextensional, noncylindrical bending of cantilevered plates. © 1986 by ASME.

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