The Theory of Thin Walled Bars
Atle Gjelsvik
Abstract
Atle Gjelsvik
Abstract
A detailed exposition of the various facets of thin walled bar theory, including torsion and flexure, bars with open and closed cross sections, nonlinear theory with application to buckling, and rigid-plastic theory of open and closed bars. Contains numerous examples that illustrate applications of the general theory.
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A detailed exposition of the various facets of thin walled bar theory, including torsion and flexure, bars with open and closed cross sections, nonlinear theory with application to buckling, and rigid-plastic theory of open and closed bars. Contains numerous examples that illustrate applications of the general theory.
Key concepts: Torsion (gastropod), Buckling, Bar (unit), Structural engineering, Nonlinear system, Exposition (narrative), Classical mechanics, Mathematics