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    (1) The document discusses methods for analyzing the crippling strength of extruded stiffened metal panels. (2) It examines considerations for Y-stiffened panels, including how to determine the g-correlation value and accounting for non-uniform stiffener thicknesses. (3) The effective thickness of the stiffener is determined by weighting the lengths and thicknesses of its different elements, and the different yield strengths of the stiffener and sheet materials are also accounted for.

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    (1) The document discusses methods for analyzing the crippling strength of extruded stiffened metal panels. (2) It examines considerations for Y-stiffened panels, including how to determine the g-correlation value and accounting for non-uniform stiffener thicknesses. (3) The effective thickness of the stiffener is determined by weighting the lengths and thicknesses of its different elements, and the different yield strengths of the stiffener and sheet materials are also accounted for.

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    FYomtheresults
    presented
    infigure7, itappears
    thatthe
    g-correlation
    scheme
    forangle-
    sndT-typeextrusions
    permitsan inte- --
    grated
    approsch
    “tothecrippling-strength
    analysis
    ofextmudedelements.

    Y-stiff
    enedPsnels
    Inanslyzing
    thecrippling
    strength
    ofmonolithic
    stiffened
    panels
    utilizing
    extruded
    Y-stringers,
    certain
    additional
    considerations
    are
    encountered
    whichhavenotarismpreviously.
    Theseinclude:
    .
    (1)Themethodofdeterminhgg fora stiffened
    panel.
    (2) Thethicknesses
    ofthevarious
    flanges
    oftheextrusion
    may
    notbe constant.
    (3)Thecompressive
    yieldstrength
    oftheextruded
    stiffener
    may
    be signif
    icautily
    diff~ent
    fromthatofthesheet.
    Themethodofdeterminingg fm a Y-stiffened
    panelisillustrated
    infigure8. Sincethetestdataareforpanelstestedwithsixstiff-
    eners,itisdesirabletodetemnheanaveragevalueof g fora typical
    areaelement spacing.Itcanbenotedfrcmfig-
    eqpaltothestiffener
    ure8 thatthecutsmidwaybetween
    stiffeners
    arecreditedtotheelement .
    totheleftofthecut. Thusthelastelement ontherighthasa value
    of g ofoneunitlessthantheotherelements. Thus,theaverage
    value
    of g = 18.83fortheY-sttif
    enedpanelaccouuts
    forthisfact.
    . .
    FortheparticularY-extrusim
    usedinreference
    7,thethickness
    ofthehorizontally
    opposedflsnges
    atthetopofthesection isgreater
    thanthatof‘theotherelements
    inthecrosssection,
    as showninfig-
    ure8. Con~equently,
    indetermining
    theeffective
    thicknessofthe ●

    stiffenert+ foruseinthegeneraliz~ crippling


    relation,thefollowlng
    method
    ofweightingwasused:

    (7)

    b equation
    (7),bi and ti refertothelength
    endthickness,
    respec-
    tively,
    ofthecross
    -sectimal
    elements.
    Similarly,
    forthe7075-T6alunhum-alloy
    panels,thecompressive
    yieldstrength
    ofthestiffener(Ucyw= 78ki) was Signif
    ic=tl.y
    higher ‘.
    thanthatofthesheet(ucys
    = 67ksi). Thefollowingweighting
    procedure
    was used:
    ,

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