A Theory for the Small Unsymmetric Deformations of Cylindrical Shells (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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This book is an extensive and detailed exploration of the 'small' deformations of cylindrical shells. The author introduces a theory to determine these deformations, assisting engineers and scientists to understand the behavior of curved surfaces under load. These shells are prevalent in various applications such as pipelines, storage tanks, and aircraft fuselages. The book draws upon existing research to establish a systematic approach to studying these deformations, which are analyzed through a series of differential equations. A key aspect of the book is its focus on the boundary layer, a narrow region where stresses and deflections change rapidly; the author's analysis of this layer provides valuable insights into the behavior of shells. The book contributes to the field of engineering mechanics by providing a comprehensive framework for understanding the behavior of cylindrical shells under load, offering valuable guidance for engineers seeking to design and analyze structures that utilize these curved surfaces.

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