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Safely Exceeding the "Critical Buckling Load" in Highly Deviated Holes

SPE Offshore Europe, 1989
Abstract The critical buckling load, developed by Dawson and Paslay, is generally accepted as the limiting criteria for pushing tubing into a highly deviated hole. This criteria severely limits the distance coiled tubing can be pushed into a highly deviated hole.
Kenneth Newman   +2 more
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Critical Buckling of Delaminated Composite Plates Using Exact Stiffness Analysis

Civil-Comp Proceedings, 2009
The critical buckling of composite plates with through-the-length delaminations is studied using exact stiffness analysis and the Wittrick-Williams algorithm. Computational efficiency is achieved by avoiding discretisation into elements, making the method suitable for preliminary aircraft design. Numerical results for longitudinal, transverse and shear
Mahdi Damghani   +2 more
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Critical Buckling Loads of some Prismatic Plate Assemblies

1976
Prismatic plate assemblies include closed and open section struts, stiffened panels with open or closed section longitudinal stiffeners and longitudinally stiffened tubes. Recent theoretical advances have made possible the computation of critical buckling loads (or natural frequencies) for such assemblies. The answers obtained are “exact”, in the sense
F. W. Williams   +2 more
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Critical buckling strains of round tubes in flexure

International Journal of Mechanical Sciences, 1979
Abstract The results of a series of 11 tests on single and two span circular hollow tubular beams are used to compare with inelastic bending and axial compression theories of buckling. Predictions of critical strain from both analyses exceed the values obtained from the experimental results, the bending critical stress being somewhat higher than that
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Critical Buckling Load of Magnetostrictive Sensors Under Compression

2023 3rd International Conference on Innovative Research in Applied Science, Engineering and Technology (IRASET), 2023
Belfallah Kawtar   +3 more
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POSITIVISTIC HISTORY AND ITS CRITICS: Buckle and Droysen

1970
[Although most historians of the mid-nineteenth century considered history a science if it attempted to reconstruct the past according to verified, original sources, some historians, especially those that had come under the sway of Positivist philosophy, thought history had to discover the general laws of human development.
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Closure to “Critical Buckling Loads for Tapered Columns”

Journal of the Structural Division, 1963
James M. Gere, Winfred O. Carter
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