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Characterization of the strength, stiffness, and ductility behavior of T-stub connectionsSwanson, James A. 08 1900 (has links)
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Behavior of bolted connections during and after a fireYu, Liang 28 August 2008 (has links)
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Effects of load proportioning on the capacity of multiple-hole composite jointsChastain, Patrick Alan January 1985 (has links)
This study addresses the issue of adjusting the proportion of load transmitted by each hole in a multiplehole joint so that the joint capacity is a maximum. Specifically two-hole-in-series joints are examined. The results indicate that when each hole reacts 50% of the total load, the joint capacity is not a maximum. One hole generally is understressed at joint failure. The algorithm developed to determine the load proportion at each hole which results in maximum capacity is discussed. The algorithm includes two-dimensional finite-element stress analysis and a failure criteria. The algorithm is used to study the effects of joint width, hole spacing, and hole to joint-end distance on load proportioning and capacity. To study hole size effects, two hole diameters are considered. Three laminates are considered: a quasi-isotropic laminate; a cross-ply laminate; and a 45 degree angle-ply laminate. By proportioning the load, capacity can be increased generally from 5 to 10%. In some cases a greater increase is possible. / M.S.
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