The differential equations for the stability of a beam with a thin-walled open section are derived from the total potential energy of the beam in accordance with the variational principle. The main object of this study is to show the applicability of the concept of the initial stresses to the stability problems of the beams. By using exact initial stresses, including the transverse and warping shearing stresses, it is possible to derived mathematically the general stability differential equations and the correspoding boundary conditions. The same procedure used in this study can be applied to the more complicated problems in geometry, namely the stability of the curved and twisted beams
In this contribution we implement a suitably adapted version of the finite differences technique to ...
A general theory for the dynamic analysis of thin walled open beams taking into account shear deform...
In a companion paper, a variational principle based on the principle of stationary complementary ene...
This paper presents a stability criterion for thin-walled beams of curvilinear section, based on the...
This paper deals with thin-walled beams where the cross-section varies along the length. The beams a...
In this paper, a theoretical model is developed for the stability analysis of composite thin-walled ...
In this paper, a theoretical model is developed for the stability analysis of composite thin-walled ...
This paper analyses the influence of shear deformations on the stability of thin-walled beams of ope...
A finite differences procedure is used to study the buckling of non-trivial equilibrium solutions fo...
This study will investigate the stability of curved beams in the elastic range. Presented are deriva...
This first of two companion papers develops a new variational principle for the buckling analysis of...
The conventional design of steel beams considers that any deformation of a member due to applied loa...
The stability problems for bars and plates are considered. Variation formulations are used for the s...
As is well known, thin-walled open profiles have an appreciable bending stiffness at least about one...
Thin-walled beams are widely used in many areas of engineering. As it is known, the low torsional st...
In this contribution we implement a suitably adapted version of the finite differences technique to ...
A general theory for the dynamic analysis of thin walled open beams taking into account shear deform...
In a companion paper, a variational principle based on the principle of stationary complementary ene...
This paper presents a stability criterion for thin-walled beams of curvilinear section, based on the...
This paper deals with thin-walled beams where the cross-section varies along the length. The beams a...
In this paper, a theoretical model is developed for the stability analysis of composite thin-walled ...
In this paper, a theoretical model is developed for the stability analysis of composite thin-walled ...
This paper analyses the influence of shear deformations on the stability of thin-walled beams of ope...
A finite differences procedure is used to study the buckling of non-trivial equilibrium solutions fo...
This study will investigate the stability of curved beams in the elastic range. Presented are deriva...
This first of two companion papers develops a new variational principle for the buckling analysis of...
The conventional design of steel beams considers that any deformation of a member due to applied loa...
The stability problems for bars and plates are considered. Variation formulations are used for the s...
As is well known, thin-walled open profiles have an appreciable bending stiffness at least about one...
Thin-walled beams are widely used in many areas of engineering. As it is known, the low torsional st...
In this contribution we implement a suitably adapted version of the finite differences technique to ...
A general theory for the dynamic analysis of thin walled open beams taking into account shear deform...
In a companion paper, a variational principle based on the principle of stationary complementary ene...