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Stress Analysis of a System Consisting of Different Reinforced Shells of Revolution under Distributed and Local Loads

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A consideration is given to the method and results of an experimental study into the stress state of a structure consisting of two stiffened cylindrical shells and a framework subjected to longitudinal and transverse forces. The experimental and theoretical results are compared. Recommendations for designing such structures are given.

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Maksimenko, V.P. Stress Analysis of a System Consisting of Different Reinforced Shells of Revolution under Distributed and Local Loads. International Applied Mechanics 38, 345–350 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1016090413409

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