This chapter presents a simplified procedure for the assessment of buckling of ship strength members. The main strength members of longitudinally and transversely stiffened bottom and deck structures sustaining compressive forces are identified. The compressive loadings are the compound in-plane stresses induced by the hull girder, secondary, and tertiary stresses. The assessment of buckling of strength members of bottom structure is carried out when the ship is in hogging condition and for strength members of deck structure when the ship is in sagging condition. For both cases, the compounding of stresses is carried out when the secondary and tertiary loadings are inducing compressive stresses. The assessment of buckling of web plates and face plates of deck and bottom girders is presented. The assessment of buckling of side shell plating for the various induced in-plane loading conditions is introduced. Assessment of buckling strength of plating for different end support conditions and for a variety of loading patterns is given. The importance of providing ship strength members sustaining compressive forces with adequate strength against buckling failure is stressed.
Assessment of Buckling of Ship Structure
Buckling of Ship Structures ; Chapter : 12 ; 305-337
2013-01-01
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