I don't get these buckling load ( 209 !!!!).
and I habe been playing with all BC possible.
and including 3D solid model.
I tried to do it and I don't get the same, could you let me know what are the frequency of your model ( just for me to verify) and what is the stress for your static...
Thanks rb1957
To be more clear:
1) Load is: newtons per unit length ( N/mm)..not pressure (let try not confuse with my original case post..let run the simple case as described before).
2) Before to run a skin model for load distribution, let set the model for as simple ring as described before...
Thanks all.
Sorry if I mix up some numbers.
Let fix the case for future reference to R= 1000 mm .
Square section: 25x25 mm
I: 32552 mm4
Yes, material is steel E=193053 N/mm
Load case: unitary external force 1 N/mm (since my benchmark model is beam element)
Timoshenko buckling pressure: 18.85...
Does any body know the equation for the buckling modes for a solid ring under external pressure.
inplane and outplane modes?
related forum:
http://www.eng-tips.com/viewthread.cfm?qid=287836&page=1
Hello John
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Hello, rb1957
If you are referring to chapter 4 (Peterson’s 2th edition), all cases for holes and holes arrays are for in-plane forces (meaning that the forces for a x, y coordinate system are apply in that plane only), and because the case I am talking about is an of out-plane (pressure force...
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