Inertia effects in axisymmetrically deformed cylindrical shells under axial impact

By D. Karagiozova, M. Alves, N. Jones. 2000

177 citations recorded by the source corpus.

Subfields: Civil and Structural Engineering, Computational Mechanics, Mechanical Engineering

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In Civil and Structural Engineering

1. Shahabedin Salehghaffari
2. Mehdi Tajdari
3. Masoud Shariat Panahi
4. F. Mokhtarnezhad

In Mechanical Engineering

1. Shahabedin Salehghaffari
2. N. Jones
3. Mehdi Tajdari
4. Masoud Shariat Panahi
5. F. Mokhtarnezhad

Citations in the corpus

• Attempts to improve energy absorption characteristics of circular metal tubes subjected to axial loading (2010, background): “However, experimental and theoretical results have shown that depending on various parameters such as tube geometry, material properties of tube, boundary and loading conditions, circular tubes buckle in different modes of deformation, namely concertina, diamond and Euler collapsing modes [11–14].”
• Quasi-static and dynamic axial crushing of thin-walled circular stainless steel, mild steel and aluminium alloy tubes (2004, background): “It is evident that the crushed length, d, decreases with an increase in the impact velocity, Vi, in Figure 23 because of the greater ability of the initial compressive phase to absorb energy due to the restraining influence of inertia effects [13,15,16].”