Experimental investigation into the axial plastic collapse of steel thin-walled grooved tubes
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
1986
Department
Department of Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics
Abstract
Experimental investigations were conducted into the quasi-static collapse and energy absorption characteristics of thin-walled steel tubes containing a number of geometrical discontinuities in the form of grooves of constant depth and axial length. The failure modes and load-deflection characteristics are discussed and compared with the corresponding theoretical values. An inextensional collapse mechanism is used to describe a non-symmetrical diamond mode shell folding which takes into account the concept of stationary circumferential and inclinded travelling hinges.
Publication Title
International Journal of Impact Engineering
Recommended Citation
Mamalis, A.,
Viegelahn, G.,
Manolakos, D.,
&
Johnson, W.
(1986).
Experimental investigation into the axial plastic collapse of steel thin-walled grooved tubes.
International Journal of Impact Engineering,
4(2), 117-126.
http://doi.org/10.1016/0734-743X(86)90012-6
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