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This document outlines the analysis of complex cylindrical shell structures using both analytical and finite element methods. It will analyze simply supported single barrel, continuous, and multiple barrel cylindrical shells analytically and using SAP2000 software. The objectives are to observe structural parameters from both approaches, evaluate responses to loads, and check the precision and limitations of the finite element software. The methodology is to analyze the structures analytically, compare the results to SAP2000, increase complexity, analyze with a program code, perform finite element analysis with SAP2000, and draw conclusions.
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- 1. 1/64 1. Introduction • Complex Structures: • Has Large Scale Complexity • Use Complex Structural Analysis • Has Irregular Geometry • Cylindrical Shell Structures I. Analytical Solution 1. Use of Differential Equations of Equilibrium 2. Membrane and Moment Theory 3. ASCE Manual No 31 II. Program Block Solution 1. Analytical Solution Based Programs III. Software Solution 1. SAP 2000 Solution 2. Finite Element Analysis
- 2. 2/64 2. Complex Structures in the Research i) Simply Supported Cylindrical Shell ii) Simply Supported Continuous Shell iii) Simply Supported Multiple Barrel Shell
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