In this paper, we utilize the Finite Element (FE) method to model twisting of long thin rods and capture the bifurcation scenarios leading to heli- cal buckling and various further post-buckling states. Since standard nonlinear beam elements do not account for nonlinearity in torsional mode, we derive a modified beam element, which allows to model complex torsional buckling bifurcation scenarios of a thin rod subjected to twisting load. A series of veri- fication tests (static analysis with load stepping) of the developed code are per- formed to determine critical torsional buckling loads for various helical buck- ling modes and compared with ABAQUS FE simulation
In this paper, the direct one-dimensional beam model introduced by one of the authors is refined to ...
Abstract-The application of finite element analysis to lateral buckling problems, locating the criti...
Large displacements and rotations are commonly encountered in the behavior of one-dimensional slende...
In this paper, we utilize the Finite Element (FE) method to model twisting of long thin rods and cap...
The authors would like to acknowledge the use of the Maxwell High Performance Computing Cluster of t...
International audienceA 3D finite element beam element model is investigated for the behavior, the b...
Slender, elastic rod-like structures on or inside constrained rigid surfaces are prevalent in a wide...
The aim of the paper is the numerical and experimental validation of a previously developed nonlinea...
A beam model aimed at describing the flexural-torsional buckling of thin-walled members with non-sym...
The paper describes two methods of FEM modelling of I-section beams loaded by bending moments. Serie...
In structural steel design, flexural-torsional buckling (FTB) is an important limit state that must ...
Steel members with open thin-walled cross sections are used extensively in civil engineering structu...
AbstractEvaluation of the lateral-torsional buckling resistance of bisymmetrical I-section beams usi...
As it is well known, the behavior of FRP profiles is affected by deformability and buckling phenomen...
In this paper, the direct one-dimensional beam model introduced by one of the authors is refined to ...
In this paper, the direct one-dimensional beam model introduced by one of the authors is refined to ...
Abstract-The application of finite element analysis to lateral buckling problems, locating the criti...
Large displacements and rotations are commonly encountered in the behavior of one-dimensional slende...
In this paper, we utilize the Finite Element (FE) method to model twisting of long thin rods and cap...
The authors would like to acknowledge the use of the Maxwell High Performance Computing Cluster of t...
International audienceA 3D finite element beam element model is investigated for the behavior, the b...
Slender, elastic rod-like structures on or inside constrained rigid surfaces are prevalent in a wide...
The aim of the paper is the numerical and experimental validation of a previously developed nonlinea...
A beam model aimed at describing the flexural-torsional buckling of thin-walled members with non-sym...
The paper describes two methods of FEM modelling of I-section beams loaded by bending moments. Serie...
In structural steel design, flexural-torsional buckling (FTB) is an important limit state that must ...
Steel members with open thin-walled cross sections are used extensively in civil engineering structu...
AbstractEvaluation of the lateral-torsional buckling resistance of bisymmetrical I-section beams usi...
As it is well known, the behavior of FRP profiles is affected by deformability and buckling phenomen...
In this paper, the direct one-dimensional beam model introduced by one of the authors is refined to ...
In this paper, the direct one-dimensional beam model introduced by one of the authors is refined to ...
Abstract-The application of finite element analysis to lateral buckling problems, locating the criti...
Large displacements and rotations are commonly encountered in the behavior of one-dimensional slende...