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Index

Acceptance tests 261 Bending loads, single-mitre, pipe bends


Adams-Moulton method 398 under 361-2
Alternating plasticity 2, 69 Bending moment 10, 86
Angle of obliquity 262 in-plane 320, 324
Angular rotation 14, 21, 415 out-of-plane 320, 355
Area replacement 74, 137, 140, 142, sign conventions 16
144,157 Bending solutions
Asymptotic buckling 412 for shells of revolution 19-27
Asymptotic integration 334 inextensional 79-84
Asymptotic solution 84 Bending stresses 169,305,360,471,495,
for spherical shell of variable thick- 503
ness 301 conditions of essential part of stress
simplified 85 system 18-19
Axial pressure 419 due to stiffener tilting 476-8
potential of 424 nominal simple 329
Axisymmetric behaviour of ring-stiffened stiffener flange 474-6
cylinder 411 surface hoop 347
Axisymmetric collapse pressures 485 surface longitudinal 347
Axisymmetric deformed state 469 Bending tests, out-of-plane 362
Axisymmetric states of stress, analysis Bessel functions 280
of 393-6 Bifurcation buckling 412-13
Axisymmetric stress 503 Biharmonic equation 552
Bijlaard curves 247
Balance of moments 195 Bijlaard's method for loads applied over
Basic principles 7-71 rectangular areas 235-48, 249, 250
Beam-column effects 490 Body movements 92, 93, 94
Beam-column type non-linearity 406 Bolt holes 313-14
Beams, curvature changes in 521 Bolt load, change on application of pres-
Bending sure 273, 275, 276
in-plane 323,331,335,337,339 Bolt pitch 313-14
approximate analysis for 362 Bolt pitch correction factor 277
of multi-mitre pipe bend 343-55 Boltedflangedjoints see Flanged joints
of shells of revolution 539-49 Bolts
out-of-plane 335-7, 339 design 268
and internal pressure applied simul- initial tightening 268
taneously 339 prestress 268
strain energy of 420, 461 Boundary conditions 14, 19, 22, 24-26,
Bending behaviour of perforated plates 40, 43, 189-90, 192, 232, 234,
552
579
580 INDEX
Boundary conditions (cont.) Circular ring under uniform circumferen-
246, 426, 427, 431, 485, 497, 556, tial load, collapse of 437-8
563, 564, 573 Circumferential moments 231-3, 246,
Boundary of shell 18 247
Bounding theorems 194, 195 CLOUD, R. L. 167
Bracket support, pressure stresses 260 Codes of practice ix, 157
Branch(es) 73-165 Cold rolling 481-4,486,488,502
cylindrical, in cylindrical vessel 247 Collapse
flush 223 axially symmetric 212
protruding 223 incremental 2, 69
with pad reinforcement 223 of circular ring under uniform circum-
Branch connections 248 ferential load 437-8
Bryant formula 454, 473, 503 overall 502
Buckling 243 Collapse load 68,186,191,467
asymptotic 412 Collapse pressure 434, 443-6, 453
bifurcation 412-13 accuracy of prediction 499-500
by wrinkling along meridional lines axisymmetric 485
212 design 503
cylinders between buckling 432-6 estimates based on elastic buckling
due to internal pressure 391-3 486
elastic 213 estimates based on elastic stresses
externally pressurized vessels 406 reaching yield condition 486-9
overall 489 estimates based on elasto-plastic or
plastic 213 rigid-plastic analysis 490
ring-stiffened cylinders estimates based on empirical curves
of finite length 441-55 492-6
of infinite length 437-41 externally pressurized vessels, predic-
web 465 tion of 486-501
Buckling cones between stiffeners 437 inter-stiffener 501
Buckling formulae 491 prediction of 501
Buckling load 212,467,468 stiffened cylinders 486-96
Buckling pressure 211, 434-5, 437, Collapsed cylinders 495
440-2, 445, 446, 448, 449, 451-4, Combined loadings 103-6
469-74, 496, 497 Compatibility condition 21, 564
overall 503 Compatibility equation 76, 77, 293,308
Buckling problem, energy solution to, Compatibility of displacements 563
accuracy of 448-55 Compatibility requirements 91,94,116,
Buckling shapes 430 131
Buckling stress 469 Complementary solutions 79
Bursting pressure 214-16 Complex stress function 78,108,114
Bursting strength 214-16 Computer analysis 4, 367-404, 503
axisymmetric states of stress in bodies
of revolution 391-4
Centre of curvature 332, 576 buckling due to internal pressure
Characteristic values 413 391-3
Circular cylinder subjected to rotationally creep 389-91
symmetric edge loads 39 elasto-plastic 369-88
INDEX 581
Computer analysis (cont.) line loads on 226-35
flanged joints 282, 290, 296, 313 lower bound for nozzle in 149
governing equations 369 nozzles in 223
miscellaneous analyses 388-96 radial nozzle in
see also Numerical analysis elastic analysis of 113-17
Computer solutions 210, 213 elastic limit on, experimental work
Concentrated moment 82 beyond 152-7
Concentrated radial load 80 limit analysis of 147-57
Concrete pressure vessels x rectangular loading areas on 235-48
Conical reinforcement 140 shallow, governing equations for 113
Constant flattening 345 strains in 33
Constitutive equations 53-54, 55 stresses at junction of, intersected by
Continuity requirements 178 radial cylindrical nozzle 74
Creep 22, 275, 287, 491, 516-18 with rotationally symmetric loading,
Creep curves yield surface for 55-63
at constant stress 515-16 Cylindrical vessel
at constant temperature under constant cylindrical branch in 247
load 515 flanged joints 290-7
Creep effects notation 310
analysis method 389-91, 524-49 reinforcement of hole in, by means of
determination of 513-50 compact ring 142
simple test procedure 523-4 upper bound solution for nozzle in
Creep laws 515-24 149
Creep strain increments 526 with hemispherical ends 135
Creep strain-stress relations 524
Creep test, uniaxial 514
Curvature 33,75-76 Damping 23
centre of 332, 576 Damping coefficients 46
effect of 576 Dead loads 318
Curvature changes 13-15, 473 Dead weight 323
in beams 521 Deformation
local 243 geometry of 376
Curvature rate 519 of uniform circular cylinder 406
Curved tube 326 plastic 204,207
Cylindrical pressure vessel, lower bound Deformation theory of plasticity 370,
to limit pressure of unreinforced 384, 385, 485
hole in 148 Design criteria 2
Cylindrical shells 31-44 Design process 1
complete solution under loading 35 Dimensionless ratio 154
displacements in 33 DIN 2505 method for flanged joints
edge displacements of 115-16 287-90
edge forces for 116 Direct strain 13,15,75
edge solutions for 36-44 Direct stresses 360
elastic analysis of 34-36 longitudinal 347
equations of equilibrium for 31-33 resultant 9
full strength reinforcement of cut out Direct thrust applied to nozzle 100
in 142 Discontinuity analysis 174, 176
582 INDEX
Discontinuity effects 185 of non-radial nozzles in spherical shell
Discontinuity stresses 47, 176, 322 107-12
Displacement definition 414 of pressure vessel ends 168-85
Displacement/force relations 90-91 of radial nozzle
Displacement systems, symmetrical and in cylindrical shell 113-17
anti-symmetrical 557-61 in spherical shell 87-106
Displacements 81, 82, 555 of shells of revolution 15-17
boundary conditions on 19 of spherical shell 75-87
compatibility of 563 Elastic buckling 213
equations 17 Elastic constants, equivalent 565
in cylindrical shells 33 Elastic ideally plastic material 50
in shells of revolution 13-14 Elastic limit
in spherical shell 92 behaviour beyond 484-6
radial 24 on radial nozzles in cylindrical shells,
Domed end experimental work beyond 152-7
externally pressurized vessels 496-501 Elastic modulus 575
flanged joint 297-310 Elastic-perfectly plastic material 386
notation 310 Elastic region, linear 155
Donnell approximations 227 Elastic restraint 450
Donnell equations 35-36, 235 Elastic stability, externally pressurized
Double Fourier series 236 vessels 411-69
Elastic stress concentration factors 158
for nozzle in cylinder 159
Edge bending solutions 19-27, 44, 79, for nozzles in spheres 159
84-87 Elasticity, three-dimensional theory of
Edge conditions 356
maximum circumferential stress due Elasto-plastic analysis 369-88, 485, 490
to 44 Elasto-plastic problem 376
maximum longitudinal stress due to Elliptic coordinates 107
44 Energy analysis 324-39
Edge displacements of cylindrical shells Energy solution to buckling problem,
115-16 accuracy of 448-55
Edge disturbances, effect of 41-42 Energy theorems 324
Edge effects 25 Equilibrium conditions 187, 189
Edge forces 94, 116, 119,121, 322 Equilibrium equations
Edge rotations at pipe junction 322 cylindrical shells 31-33
Edge solutions externally pressurized vessels 425-30
for cylindrical shells 36-44 flanges 294,308
for multi-mitre pipe bends 350 plate containing small hole 526
for single-mitre pipe bends 357 plates 189
Effective creep strain increment 390 shallow shell 28, 137
Effective plastic strain increment 372, shells 9-11, 375, 539-40
373,378 spherical shell 75
Effective strain 525 Equivalent elastic constants 565
Effective stress 371, 390, 525, 538 Equivalent length 244
Elastic analysis 1, 320 Equivalent square areas 245
of cylindrical shells 34-36 Experimental limit pressure 155-6
INDEX 583
Experimental verification 106, 111 computer analysis 282, 290, 296, 313
Extensibility 332 current development 312-14
correction for 333 cylindrical vessel 290-7
Extensional strain 414, 417, 458 notation 310
Extensional strain energy 460, 462 design methods 275-90
External loads, potential of 423-5 DIN 2505 method for 287-90
External pressures 243 domed end 297-310
Externally pressurized vessels 5,405-511 notation 310
behaviour beyond elastic limit 484-6 example of 268
collapse pressure, prediction of Lake and Boyd method for 282-6
486-51 leakage analysis of 270
comparison with internally pressurized load-deformation characteristics 276
vessels 406 Taylor Forge method for 275-83,
design philosophy 501-5 296, 297
dome ends 496-501 see also Bolts; Flanges
elastic stability 411-69 Flanges 267-315
out-of-circularity 470-6, 501-3 design methods 270
out-of-roundness 496 influence of flexibility 274
out-of-sphericality 478-80 large diameter 290
potential of axial pressure 424 load-deformation characteristic 270-5
potential of external loads 423-5 mating pair of 271
potential of radial pressure 424 separation 271
residual stresses 481-4 stress analysis of 269
shape imperfections in 469 taper hub 286
stiffener tilting 476-8 stress analysis of 290-312
stress analysis 406-10 see also Flanged joints
Extruded tubes 495 Flat plate
behaviour of 172
end made from 170
Failures Flat plate solutions 108
analysis of 211 Flattening 324,328,344,478
fatigue 157 Flexibility factor 328, 330, 331, 335,
instability 210 338, 339, 347, 356, 361, 362
mode of 1 Flexibility matrix 91
Fatigue 1 Flexural rigidity 323, 382
failures 157 Flow rule 65
high strain 2 Fõppl equation 437-8, 440-1, 454
high strain-low cycle 69 Force vector 91
Fatigue cracking 504 Fourier series 230, 231, 238, 254, 325,
Fatigue loading, pressure, nozzles in 326
cylindrical vessels under 159 double 236
Fatigue tests 159
Faying flange 456-7
Fillet radii 252 Gasket 268-77,282,283,287,314
Finite differences, method of 383, 394-7 Geometric parameter 122
Finite element method 393, 394 Geometry, effect of change of 135
Flanged joints 267-70 GILL, S. S. 1,7,73
584 INDEX
Hemisphere-cylinder intersection 410 Interaction surface 66, 127
Hemispheres, tests on 497, 500 one-moment limited 127, 130, 134,
Hemispherical ends, cylindrical vessel 135, 195
with 135 two-moment limited 132
Hencky equations 382 Internal pressure
Hetényi solutions 25, 39, 85 and local load acting simultaneously
Hinge circles 127-34, 150, 190, 196- 242-3,245
200 and out-of-plane bending applied si-
Hinge mechanism 135 multaneously 339
HofF's analogy 390
Hole edge, tangential stress at, variation
with time 532 Junction
jj0|es of cylindrical shell intersected by radial
arrays of 551 572-6 cylindrical nozzle, stresses at 74
of
plate with diagonal system of 564 cylindrical and spherical shell, limit
reinforcement of see Reinforcement analysis of 135
of
stretching of plate containing 526-39 cylindrical vessel and hemispherical
sheU
unreinforced 96,565-71 H 168
o f sne11
comparison of theoretical and experi-
mental values 111 forces acting at 90
in cylinder 147 of different geometry 44-50
of
lower bound to limit pressure of, in spherical shell intersected by non-
radial
cylindrical pressure vessel 148 cylindrical nozzle, stresses
strain concentration factors 112 at 74
of
stress concentration factors 109, spherical shell intersected by radial
566 cylindrical nozzles, stresses at 74
Homogeneous equations 78-79 Junction analysis 90
Homogeneous solution for sphere 18 asymmetric case 92-95
Hook's law 13,15,34,86 axisymmetric case 90
Hoop compression 484 of radial nozzles 115
Hoop stress 101, 552
Hydrostatic test 194 Kalnin analysis 251-2
Kelvin functions 30
KENDRICK, S. 405
KrrcHiNG, R. 221, 317
Idealized geometries 335
Incremental collapse 2, 69
Incremental elastoplastic analysis 383 Lake and Boyd method forflangedjoints
Incremental theory 370 282-6
Inextensibility 326, 332, 337, 345 Langer asymptotic solutions 84
Inextensional bending solution 79-84 LECKIE, F. A. 73, 513, 551
Infinite series 335 Leckie-Penny analysis 249, 250-1
Influence coefficients 175, 180-5, 271, Lifting brackets 223,254
275, 322 Ligament stresses 551-77
Instability, local 469 point matching method for 552-61
Instability failure 210 Limit analysis 2, 50-68, 157, 168, 186,
Instability stresses 406 210
INDEX 585
Limit analysis (cont.) Longitudinal moment 230-1, 239, 246,
of junction of cylindrical and spherical 247
shell 135 Lower bound
of local loads 262-3 for nozzle in cylindrical shell 149
of radial nozzles to limit pressure of unreinforced hole
in cylindrical shells 147-57 in cylindrical pressure vessel 148
in spherical shells 127-47 Lower bound solution 131, 132, 144
of shells 50-68 Lower bound theorem 52, 67-68, 127,
theorems of 52 137, 147, 387
theory of 193
Limit load 51-52, 186, 204, 207, 386
Limit pressure 130, 131, 157, 186, 192, Matrix notation 178
195, 200, 201,202, 379 Maximum circumferential stress due to
and pad thicknesses 139 edge conditions 44
experimental 134, 155-6, 205 Maximum elastic stress concentration
for spherical pressure vessels with factor 157
flush nozzles 135 Maximum longitudinal stress due to edge
lower bound to, of unreinforced hole conditions 44
in cylindrical pressure vessel Maximum principal stress
148 in sphere for internal pressure 96, 97
of spherical pressure vessels with pro- in sphere for moment loading 103
truding nozzles 135 in sphere for shear loading 103
Line loads in sphere for thrust loading 101-2
on cylindrical shells 226-35 Maximum stresses 95, 247, 362, 407,
on sphere—radial force 254 503
Linear constraints 387 possible positions of 484
Linear programming 387, 388 variation with opening size for unrein-
Load, local see Local load forced opening 547
Load-deflection curve 491 variation with time for unreinforced
Load-deformation curve 204, 205 opening 547
Load-deformation diagram 287, 290 Mean partial stiffness coefficient 373-4
Loading areas, rectangular, on cylindrical Mélan's theorem 118
shells 235-48 Membrane displacement vector 91
Local attachments, pressure stresses at Membrane forces 419, 420
260-2 Membrane solution 17-19, 32-33, 44,
Local changes of curvature 243 79-84, 114, 305
Local dents 471 Membrane stresses 43-44, 47, 49, 169,
Local instability 455-69 225,305,491
Local load 3 Membrane theory 17, 18
and internal pressure, acting simulta- Meridian 8
neously 242-3, 245 Meridional stress 101
and local attachments 221-66 Method of finite differences 383, 394-7
limit analysis for 262-3 Method of thermal strains 370, 380-6,
on spherical shells 248-59 390
Local load stresses 243 Mitre angle 342, 356, 360, 361
Long decay length 362 Mitre bend problem 4
Long decay length index 355 Mohr's circle of stress 353
586 INDEX
Moment loading 249 in spherical shell, elastic analysis of
maximum principal stress in sphere for 107-12
103 non-radial cylindrical, stresses at junc-
shakedown values 122-6 tion of spherical shell intersected
stress concentration factor due to 74
102-3 plastic behaviour of 159
Moments 239, 374, 375, 381 protruding 98, 102, 122-6, 135, 149,
155
spherical pressure vessels with, limit
Nakamura approximation 386 pressure of 135
Nakamura yield surface 386-7 with conical pad reinforcement 141
Nominal membrane stress resultant 243 with integral pad-reinforced pressure
Non-axisymmetric analysis 410 vessel 87
Non-axisymmetric deformation 469 with uniform thickness pressure
Non-dimensional time measure 525 vessel 87
Non-linear effect 336 radial
Non-linearity, beam-column type 406 in cylindrical shells, elastic analysis
Non-uniform stiffening 454 of 113-17
Normal surface loading 226 in cylindrical shells, elastic limit on,
Normality condition 53,130 experimental work beyond 152-7
Notch effects 410 in cylindrical shells, limit analysis
Nozzle attachments 245 of 147-57
Nozzles 248-52 in spherical shells, elastic analysis of
analysis of 2 87-106
and openings in spherical pressure in spherical shells, limit analysis of
vessels, reinforcement of 137 127-47
design of 74,157-60 junction analysis of 115
direct thrust applied to 100 solutions for large diameter ratios
flush 98, 102, 122-7, 135, 146, 149, 117
154 radial cylindrical
with integral pad-reinforced pressure stresses at junction of cylindrical
vessel 87 shell intersected by 74
with uniform thickness pressure stresses at junction of spherical shell
vessel 87 intersected by 74
geometry and stress distributions 395 reinforced oblique 110
in cylinder, elastic stress concentration tests on 134,154
factor for 159 upper bound solution for, in cylindri-
in cylindrical shells 223 cal vessel 149
in cylindrical vessels under pressure with branch reinforcement 253
fatigue loading 159 with vessel reinforcement 253
in spheres, elastic stress concentration Nuclear energy industry x
factors for 159 Numerical analysis, comparison of meth-
lower bound for, in cylindrical shell ods 399-400
149 limit load 386-8
non-radial methods of 369
external loadings 112 summary of methods 396-400
INDEX 587
O-ring 270 underpressure 320-2
Objective function 387 Pipe factor 326, 328-31, 347
Openings in pressure vessels 74 Pipe junction, edge rotations at 322
reinforcement of 137 Pipe layout 320, 323
Optimum mesh size 397 Pipes
Out-of-circularity, externally pressurized curved, radial deflection of 321
vessels 470-6,501-3 thick 334
Out-of-roundness, externally pressurized Piping system 223
vessels 496 Plastic analysis, pressure vessel ends
Out-of-sphericality, externally pressurized 186-209
vessels 478-80 Plastic behaviour of nozzles 159
Overpressure testing 2 Plastic buckling 213
Plastic collapse loads 369-70, 388
Plastic collapse moment 287, 288
Pad, conical 140 Plastic deformation 204, 207
Pad size 98-100 Plastic flow 53
Pad thicknesses and limit pressure 139 Plastic hinge 379
Parallel circle 8 Plastic limit load 386
Partial stiffness coefficients 373, 375 Plastic regions at branch/vessel intersec-
PENNY, R. K. 72,513,551 tion 154
Perforated plates, bending behaviour of Plastic strain rate 55
552 Plasticity 22,285
Pipe bends 317-65 alternating 2, 69
constant flattening 345 deformation theory of 370,384, 385,
elliptic section 334 485
flattening 324, 328 Plasticity theory 168
mitred 319 Plate
multi-mitred 319 circular, elastic behaviour of 171
analysis 345-54 containing small hole, stretching of
geometry 340-3 526-39
in-plane bending of 343-55 flat, behaviour of 172
principles of analysis 343-5 end made from 170
under other types of load 355-6 perforated 552
single mitre 319 solutions 108
approximate analysis for in-plane Point matching method for ligament
bending 362 stresses 552-61
under bending loads 361-2 Poisson's ratio 285, 303, 332, 354, 372,
under internal pressure 356-61 491, 561, 565, 567
single unreinforced mitred 356 Post-buckling curve 413
smooth 319 Potential
energy analysis 335-9 due to radial pressure 424
energy method of 324-34 of axial pressure 424
other analysis methods 334-5, 340 of external loads 423-5
under combined bending and internal Potential energy
pressure 336-43 of buckled cylinder 445
under in-plane bending 323-35 total 438, 463
under out-of-plane bending 335-6 Potential function 77, 466
588 INDEX
Power law 389 conical 140
Prandtl-Reuss equations 371,372,380, effect of 572
384, 390, 525 full strength, of cut out in cylindrical
Predictor-corrector method 398-9 shell 142
Pressure loading, shakedown values for local 253
122 of hole in cylindrical vessel by means
Pressure strength ratio 156 of compact ring 142
Pressure stresses 225, 243, 261 of openings and nozzles in spherical
at local attachments 260-2 pressure vessels 137
bracket support 260 ring 142-7
Pressure-vessel ends 3,167-219 of branch in cylindrical vessel 150-1
behaviour of 173-4 Reinforcement factor 573
collapse of 210-12 Residual stresses 68-70,120,121,481-4,
elastic analysis 168-85 488,489,492,499,504
from flat plate 170 Response to ramp loading 518
plastic analysis 186-209 Rigid-ideally plastic material 51,53
structural response of 210 Rigid-plastic analysis 263, 490
Pressure vessels Ring reinforcement 142-7
concrete x of branch in cylindrical vessel 150-1
use ix Ring-stiffened cylinder
Principal stresses 487 axisymmetric behaviour 411
Principle of virtual work 326, 328 derivation of energy expressions and
boundary conditions 414-30
of finite length, buckling of 441-55
Radial deflection 86 of infinite length 430-1
of curved pipe 321 buckling of 437-41
of spherical shell 249 stress analysis 406-8
Radial displacement 77 Ring-stiffened shell, stress analysis
Radial force 247 408-10
distributed along generator 227-30 Ring stiffeners
Radial line load 229 inter-stiffener deformation 451
Radial load 238,245 local instability of 455-69
applied along circumferential arc reinforcing efficiency of 455
233-5 ROSE, R. T. 267
Radial pressure, potential due to 424 Round-off errors 397
Radial strain, spatial variation with time Runge-Kutta method 181, 398, 399
538
Radial stress 552
spatial variation with time 538 Sandwich shell, yield surface for 66
Radial surface loading 247 Scatter band 499
Radial thrust loading 250 Schleicher functions 292, 303
Ramp loading, response to 518 Sealing devices, pressure-assisted 269
Rayleigh-Ritz method 211,391 Secant modulus 491
Rectangular loading areas on cylindrical Separation of variables 428
shells 235-48 Shakedown analysis 2, 68-70
Reinforcement Shakedown criterion 157, 158
arrays of holes with 572-6 Shakedown pressure 118-27,157
INDEX 589
Shakedown structure 69-70 elastic analysis of 15-17
Shakedown theorem 69 equation of equilibrium of 9-11
Shakedown values geometry of 8
for pressure loading 122 membrane solutions for 17-19
for thrust and moment loadings 123 rotationally symmetric loading 20
Shallow cones 493 strains in 13-14
Shallow cylindrical shell, governing yield surface for 63-66
equations for 113 Simplified asymptotic solutions 85
Shallow shell deflection 256-7 Simpson's rule 375
Shallow shell equations 251,255 Skeletal point and variable loading
Shallow shell equilibrium equations 28, 522-3
137 Skeletal point stress 521
Shallow spherical shell equations 27-31 Skeletal stress 523
Shallow spherical shell of constant thick- Snap-through action 263
ness subject to forces and moments Sphere
uniformly distributed along edge bending solutions for 25
parallel circle 29-30 equilibrium equation for 24
Shape imperfections 469, 492, 499 homogeneous solution for 18
Shear, uniform applied 562 maximum principal stress in
Shear force 19, 133 for internal pressure 96, 97
Shear force components 360 for moment loading 103
Shear loading for shear loading 103
maximum principal stress in sphere nozzles in, elastic stress concentration
for 103 factors for 159
stress concentration factor due to Spherical cap 25
102-3 Spherical crown 180
Shear modulus 565 Spherical pressure vessels
Shear strain 13, 15, 417, 461 reinforcement of openings and nozzles
Shear stress 552 in 137
Shear stress resultant 9 with protruding nozzles, limit pressure
Shell cap, equilibrium of 80 of 135
Shell deformation/stiffener deformation Spherical shell
ratio 446 displacements 92
Shell opening parameter 576 elastic analysis of 75-87
Shell theories 89 equilibrium equations for 75
Shells intersected by cylindrical nozzle,
boundary of 18 stresses at junction of 74
of different geometry, junction of local loads on 248-59
44-50 non-radial nozzle in, elastic analysis of
ring-stiffened, stress analysis 408-10 107-12
subjected to internal presssure 107 of variable thickness, asymptotic solu-
Shells of revolution 8-27 tions for 301
bending and edge bending solutions for radial deflections of 249
19-27 radial nozzle in
compatibility conditions at junction of elastic analysis of 87-106
two 21 limit analysis of 127^47
displacements in 13-14 under external pressure 496
590 INDEX
Standards ix, 157 Stress concentration factor
Stationary solution 519-20 compound 576
Stationary state, time to 548 due to internal pressure 30
Stationary stress, time to due to moment and shear loading
variation with opening size for 102-3
unreinforced opening 549 due to thrust loading 100-2
variation with stress exponent 532 effect of obliquity and reinforcement
Steady-state analysis 516 ratio 110-11
Steady-state solution 518-19, 520 elastic 158
Stepwise integration 376, 378, 397-400 for nozzle in cylinder 159
Stepwise methods 377 for nozzles in spheres 159
Stiffened cylinders for externally pressurized vessels
collapse between stiffeners 503 504-5
collapse pressure 586-96 for internal pressure 95-98
with non-uniform stiffening 493 for local attachments 261-2
Stiffener flange for nozzles 157, 159
bending stresses 474-6 for rigid elliptical inserts 108
strain energy 461 for ring-stiffened shell 409
stresses in 473 for square pattern of reinforced holes
Stiffener tilting 575
bending stresses due to 476-8 for unreinforced holes 109, 566
externally pressurized vessels 476-8 Stress concentrations 225
Stiffeners Stress couples 113
collapse of 456 Stress distribution 331
strain energy of 420-3 Stress factors 338
see also Ring stiffeners Stress function 29, 77, 83, 86, 107, 113,
Stiffening, non-uniform 454 552
Stiffness coefficients 375, 377, 378 complex 78, 108, 114
Strain component 416, 458, 459 Stress increments 373, 378
Strain-concentration factors for unrein- Stress intensification factor 356, 361
forced hole 112 Stress ratio 248
Strain-displacement equations 29, 76 Stress redistribution-skeletal point
Strain-displacement relations 171 520-2
Strain energy 325-7, 337, 346, 417 Stress relief 68
of bending 420,461 Stress resultants 9,15-17,21,31,35-37,
of stiffeners 420-3 53, 64, 76, 77, 80, 82, 86, 95,138,
Strain hardening 135, 204 143, 151, 183, 200, 226, 230, 359,
Strain hardening law 517, 520 360,374, 375, 381, 540
Strain hardening material 386, 485 Stress-strain curves 50, 51
Strain increments 378 Stress-strain displacement relations
Strain potential energy 419 541, 555
Strain rate Stress-strain relationship 86
components of 53 Stress variation around shell (unrein-
plastic 55 forced opening) 548
Strains Stresses
in cylindrical shells 33 at junction of cylindrical shell intersect-
in shells of revolution 13-14 ed by radial cylindrical nozzle 74
INDEX 591
Stresses (cont.) Three-shell junction 385
at junction of spherical shell Thrust loading
intersected by non-radial cylindrical maximum principal stress in sphere for
nozzle 74 101-2
intersected by radial cylindrical shakedown values 122-6
nozzle 74 stress concentration factors due to
due to discontinuity force 47 100-2
Stretching of plate containing small hole Time hardening law 517, 524
526-39 Time to stationary state 548
Superposition 564-6 Torispheres, tests on 497, 500
Superposition formula 564 Torispherical end 178-9, 194
Support brackets 223, 254 Torispherical heads 185, 195, 378
Surface hoop bending stress 347 Torsion 449
Surface longitudinal bending stress 347 sign conventions 16
Torsional restraint 456
Torsional rigidity 436
Tangent modulus 491 Torus 181
Tangent modulus-stiffness method 370, Total displacement vector 91
371-9, 394 Transition pieces 224, 252
Tangential displacement 563 Transition region 373
Tangential force 82 Trapezoidal rule 375
Tangential line loads 256 Tresca hexagon 64, 65
Tangential load distributed over rectan- Tresca maximum shear stress criterion
guiar area 241 158
Tangential loading components 77 Tresca yield criterion 55, 57, 62, 63, 67,
Tangential resultant 38 118,132,159,194,201,215,371
Tangential strain, spatial variation with Tresca yield surface 386-7
time 538 Triangular distribution of load 239
Tangential stress Trigonometric series 334
at hole edge, variation with time 532 Truncation errors 397
at stationary state, variation with stress Tubular attachment 259
exponent 536 Tubular support 261
spatial variation with stress exponent at Twisting moment 10
stationary state 538 Twists 13-14, 33
spatial variation with time 538
Tangential surface loading 241
Taylor Forge method for flanged joints Uniform applied shear 562
275-83, 296, 297 Uniform circular cylinder, deformation of
Temperature, effect of 15 406
Temperature distribution 313 Unreinforced hole see Holes
Thermal movements 318, 323 Upper bound solution 130, 132, 149
Thermal strains, method of 370, 380-6, Upper bound theorem 52, 54, 131, 150,
390 387
Thermal stresses 88
Thick shells 247,393
Thin shell equations 334 Variable loading and skeletal point
Thin shells 247 522-3
592 INDEX
Virtual work, principle of 132, 326, 328 Yield point 487
Vlasov differential equations 448-9 Yield stress 487
von Mises differential equations 448-9 uniaxial 486-7
von Mises-Hencky criterion 55, 66, Yield surface 54, 132
215, 371, 390, 487, 496, 525 for cylindrical shell with rotationally
symmetric loading 55-63
for reinforcement 138
Warping 449 for sandwich shell 66
Web buckling 465 for shell of revolution 63-66
Welding 481, 488-9, 494 one- and two-moment limited inter-
Work-hardening material 372 action 66
Yielding 50, 484, 485, 488, 503
progressive 379
Yield condition equation 138 Young's modulus 372, 484, 485, 491,
Yield criterion 53, 55, 57, 59-63, 66, 561, 565, 567
118, 120, 132, 134, 142, 144, 146,
151, 159, 371, 487

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