malbek
Structural
- May 28, 2009
- 13
Hi All,
I am soon going to be working on the design of some steel cabin type structures, some are blast resistant cabins and some are marine cargo containers. Normal construction for both of these seems to usually comprise a rectangular box type frame with corrugated steel panels forming the sides. Sometimes they have intermediate framing but I have not yet seen one with any diagonal bracing, so they must all rely on the corrugated wall and floor panels resisting shear to provide overall stability.
Can anyone advise on methods of assessing the strength and stiffness of corrugated panels in shear for this type of construction?
I am soon going to be working on the design of some steel cabin type structures, some are blast resistant cabins and some are marine cargo containers. Normal construction for both of these seems to usually comprise a rectangular box type frame with corrugated steel panels forming the sides. Sometimes they have intermediate framing but I have not yet seen one with any diagonal bracing, so they must all rely on the corrugated wall and floor panels resisting shear to provide overall stability.
Can anyone advise on methods of assessing the strength and stiffness of corrugated panels in shear for this type of construction?