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Volume 69 - August 1965

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  • AER volume 69 issue 658 Cover and Front matter

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    04 July 2016, pp. f1-f4
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  • Reinforced Fields of Triangular Elements with Linearly Varying Strain; Effect of Initial Strains

  • J. H. Argyris
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    04 July 2016, pp. 799-801

  • This third technical note, on the background of the author's Main Lecture to the Society(1), illustrates the application of the technique given in ref. 2 on a simple example, and develops the basic ideas further, with particular reference to the effect of reinforcing flanges and initial loads, as may arise through differential thermal straining. A more ambitious example demonstrating the improvement achieved by the new triangle appears in ref. 1.

  • Matrix Displacement Analysis of Anisotropic Shells by Triangular Elements

  • J. H. Argyris
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    04 July 2016, pp. 801-805

  • Over the last five years or so both in the USA (especially by the active group at Berkeley under R. W. Clough(7) ) and the UK, there have been a number of attempts to incorporate the plane triangular element under bending and membrane action into a general matrix displacement analysis of shells. All investigators stressed the positive aspects of the triangular element, which arise from its adaptability to any geometrical form of the shell, but noted at the same time some serious shortcomings due to a partial satisfaction of the kinematic compatibility conditions at the boundary. Thus we have within the Matrix Displacement Method the rather unusual example of a type of element whose deficiency with respect to kinematic compatibility does not automatically ensure convergence to the exact result as the number of elements is increased.

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