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SOME APPLICATIONS OF THE FINITE ELEMENT METHOD TO HULL STRUCTURE--2ND REPORT

Masaki Mano, M. TAKATA, I. Ogura, Hiroshi Okamoto, Hiroki Matsumoto

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With the development of the electronic computer, we can now analyse the stress of structural members by the finite element method for easy use in the design stage. In designing a hull structure, we can increase the strength by shaping structural members better. Especially for the portion of stress concentration the shape of the member must be chosen carefully. Hitherto, a photoelastic test was applied for analysis of stress concentration, but now the finite element method provides better shapes of structural members. The authors show 4 examples of stress concentration of hull structural members analysed by the finite element method, proving the usefulness of this method.

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With the development of the electronic computer, we can now analyse the stress of structural members by the finite element method for easy use in the design stage. In designing a hull structure, we can increase the strength by shaping structural members better. Especially for the portion of stress concentration the shape of the member must be chosen carefully. Hitherto, a photoelastic test was applied for analysis of stress concentration, but now the finite element method provides better shapes of structural members. The authors show 4 examples of stress concentration of hull structural members analysed by the finite element method, proving the usefulness of this method.

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With the development of the electronic computer, we can now analyse the stress of structural members by the finite element method for easy use in the design stage. In designing a hull structure, we can increase the strength by shaping structural members better. Especially for the portion of stress concentration the shape of the member must be chosen carefully. Hitherto, a photoelastic test was applied for analysis of stress concentration, but now the finite element method provides better shapes of structural members. The authors show 4 examples of stress concentration of hull structural members analysed by the finite element method, proving the usefulness of this method.

Key concepts: Hull, Finite element method, Stress (linguistics), Structural engineering, Element (criminal law), Computer science, Engineering, Marine engineering

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