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Ramberg Osgood

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Ramberg Osgood

Ramberg Osgood

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Does anyone has references referring to the Ramberg Osgood nonlinear moment curvature relationship?

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RE: Ramberg Osgood

We have run into ramberg & osgood at my job while dealing with stresses and strain in during pipelaying but we kind of put that on the back burner for now.

RE: Ramberg Osgood

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Anyone know the A and B coefficient for the nonlinear moment curvature Ramberg osgood coeff especially for X65 grade pipline?

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RE: Ramberg Osgood

The original article by Ramberg & Osgood "Stress-Strain Curve by Three Parameters" can be downloaded from NACA.

Google: NACA TN-902 1943

Go to the first web site and enter: TN-902

You will see the title and can download the pdf file.

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