Correlation of Plate Creep Buckling Theory with Experiments on Long Plates of Aluminum Alloy 2024-0 at 500 degree F
Abstract
The results of creep-buckling experiments on long, simply-supported plates of aluminum alloy 2024-0 at 500 F under axial compression were correlated with a previously developed theory for perfect plates. Corn- pressive-creep properties of the test material were obtained to develop the theoretical results. The plate experiments were performed using a square-tube configuration after an evaluation program indicated that the conventional vee groove-knife edge arrangement for simulating simple support was unsatisfactory for use at elevated temperatures. The theory was found to have predictive value for plate creep buckling when used in normalized form. A simplified approach for predicting creep crippling was also correlated with the test data.
Document Details
- Document Type
- Technical Report
- Publication Date
- Sep 01, 1962
- Accession Number
- ADA398798
Entities
People
- George Gerard
- Ralph Papirno
Organizations
- New York University