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    1. The document discusses structural efficiency of stiffened panels, noting that efficiency increases when the radius of gyration is large, the stiffener spacing is small, and the skin thickness approaches uniformity. 2. Experimental data from previous studies on minimum-weight riveted panels closely matched theoretical values for monolithic panels, being within 8%. 3. Optimum designs were determined for Z-, hat-, and Y-stiffened panels, with the slope of extrapolated data on logarithmic plots matching half of that predicted by theory.

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    1. The document discusses structural efficiency of stiffened panels, noting that efficiency increases when the radius of gyration is large, the stiffener spacing is small, and the skin thickness approaches uniformity. 2. Experimental data from previous studies on minimum-weight riveted panels closely matched theoretical values for monolithic panels, being within 8%. 3. Optimum designs were determined for Z-, hat-, and Y-stiffened panels, with the slope of extrapolated data on logarithmic plots matching half of that predicted by theory.

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    1. The document discusses structural efficiency of stiffened panels, noting that efficiency increases when the radius of gyration is large, the stiffener spacing is small, and the skin thickness approaches uniformity. 2. Experimental data from previous studies on minimum-weight riveted panels closely matched theoretical values for monolithic panels, being within 8%. 3. Optimum designs were determined for Z-, hat-, and Y-stiffened panels, with the slope of extrapolated data on logarithmic plots matching half of that predicted by theory.

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    NMM m 3785 29

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    Fromequation
    (33),itcanbe observed
    thatincreases
    instructural
    efficiency
    areobtained
    whentheradiusofgyrationp islarge,the
    stiff
    enerspacm bs issmall, and tO/% a~roachesuni@,which
    implies
    relatively
    thickskins.l?arrsr
    (ref.28)hasactuslly
    chrried
    theanalysis
    uptothepointwhere~ hasbeenevaluated formono-
    lithic psnels.Hisresults,
    hat-,Y-,andZ-stiffened infact,are
    within
    8 percent
    ofthevalues obtain~frcmtheNACAexperimental
    pro-
    grsmonminhnum-weight
    rivetedpanels.
    Theresults
    oftheNACAinvestigation
    areshowninfigure20,for
    optimum
    z-,hat-,andY-stiffened
    panels.Thedatausedtoconstruct
    thesecharts
    wereobtained
    fra thereferences
    listedintable7.
    Ihfigure 20,thestraight-line
    portions
    ofthedatawereextra-
    polatedtorepresenta hypothetical
    elastic
    material.Itissignificant
    thattheslopeofthislineonthelogarithmic plotinallcasesis
    almostexactlyone-halfofthatpredicted
    bythetheoryofequation(32).
    Thisisremarkableinviewofthefactthatthislinerepresenlmthe
    envelopeofa largesetofempiricalcurves
    obtainedbyvarying
    the
    stiff
    ened-panelgecmetry.
    ~ appropriately
    accounting
    forthemodulus
    ofelasticity
    ofthe
    panelmaterials,
    theexperimental
    values
    oftheriveted-panel
    efficiency
    coefficients
    givenintable8 weredetermined.
    Alsoshownarethetheo-
    reticalvalues
    ofFarrar(r&.28)formonolithicpanels.
    Recently,Catchpole
    (ref.29)investigated
    theoptinnzn
    design
    of
    stiff
    end panelshavingunflanged
    integral.
    stiffeners.
    Thetheoretical
    panelefficiency
    coeffickntforthis$asewasfoundtobe ~ = 0.81.
    Thecross-sectional
    proportions
    oftheoptimun
    configuration
    are
    bps = 0.65 - t#O = 2.25.Thereisnopublished
    qertiental
    substantiation
    oftheseresults.

    Specified SkinThickness
    Ihcertain
    design
    cases,itisnecessary
    thatthestiff
    e.ned
    panel
    satisfy
    a skin-thickness
    requirement
    h addition
    tocarrying
    a canpressive

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