In this study a unified approach is presented for the analysis of the shear strain effects in thin-walled beams subjected to both non-uniform bending and torsion. Middle surface shear strains are taken into account for open as well as closed cross-sections. A suitable axial displacement field is introduced by making the basic choice that the solution to the St. Venant problems is to be reproduced for v = 0. By making use of a variational formulation, a system of differential equations is derived which rules the behaviour of a thin-walled beam with any cross-section. Hence the influence of the shear strains on the stress state as well as on the global deformation of the beam is shown through some significant examples,

Shear strain effects in flexure and torsion of thin-walled beams with open or closed cross-section

LAUDIERO, Ferdinando;
1990

Abstract

In this study a unified approach is presented for the analysis of the shear strain effects in thin-walled beams subjected to both non-uniform bending and torsion. Middle surface shear strains are taken into account for open as well as closed cross-sections. A suitable axial displacement field is introduced by making the basic choice that the solution to the St. Venant problems is to be reproduced for v = 0. By making use of a variational formulation, a system of differential equations is derived which rules the behaviour of a thin-walled beam with any cross-section. Hence the influence of the shear strains on the stress state as well as on the global deformation of the beam is shown through some significant examples,
1990
Laudiero, Ferdinando; Savoia, M.
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