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Revision as of 11:51, 20 January 2024
Introduction
Structural analysis using about high school level physics and maths.
Aim to calculate fiberglass cansat structure
Basic theory
Principle of superposition: linearity. Displacement at location from forces and </math>P_2</math> located at different positions is calculated as
The energy principle: giving the total energy as which is called strain energy. For linear deformation this gives .
Virtual work principle.
Dead loads, live loads, impact loads (impact factor), wind loads.
Equilibrium.
Forces:
- Normal force and axial force (out-of-plane forces, in-plane forces)
- Shearing force . Thus we have . is the intensity of applied (normal?) force.
- Bending moment and thus .
- Torsion (of a plate)
- Curvature and twist
Plate
- Torsion (of a plate)
- Curvature and twist .
Curvature in the direction is the rate of change of the slope with respect to arch length, giving
Strains in a plate .
Von Kármán strains.
Beam
Forces:
- Normal force and axial force
- Shearing force . Thus we have . is the intensity of applied (normal?) force.
- Bending moment and thus .
Deflection of beams
The strain in the filament is due to the different lengths of filaments in bended beam.
Radius of curvature , and .
Column
Column is a vertical beam.