The problem of buckling stability is very important in thin-walled cylindrical shell structure. In order to investigate the buckling phenomena, digital image correlation (DIC) method was applied in this experiment. The specimens have a thickness of 0.131mm and the ratio of external diameter (R0) to thickness (H) R0/H is 252. Due to its curved and thin walled elements, measurement of displacemen...

Curls and curves of a shell interweave its various strain modes and link them together. This interactional behavior has yet frustrated all attempts for the construction of shell templates, which needs for an individual element test in traditional approaches. Such a test fails to work for shell elements and must be reconstructed. In this paper, it is tried to study shell interactional behavior a...

ABSTRCT Prediction of the vibro-acoustic responses of fluid-loaded cylindrical shells is important for underwater vehicles. In this work, a number of analytical and numerical approaches to predict the radiated sound power of a fluid-loaded cylindrical shell are compared. In the first approach, an analytical methodology is used whereby the equations of motion for the cylindrical shell are solved...

This paper presents a follow-up study of previous work that deals with the free vibration moderately thin isotropic shallow shells under general edge conditions. The same semi-analytical method is used in this for identical shape and degree curvature doubly curved geometry, accurate natural frequencies are tabulated wide range shell Emphasis made, however, to present frequency parameters very t...

Currently, lattice composite structures have many applications in aerospace industries. The present research analyzed the effect of an external skin consisting of a lattice’s cylindrical shell on the buckling strength of composite materials, both numerically and experimentally. Two classes of specimens, with and without external skins, were fabricated using the filament winding process. To find...