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Linear Shell Theory: Mechanics of Slender Structures

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This lecture covers the application of linear shell theory to study the behavior of spherical shells under pressure loading, including inflation/deflation, membrane forces, and analysis of spherical shell roofs under hydrostatic and snow loads. The theory is applied to liquid storage tanks and hemispherical roof structures, with a focus on equilibrium equations and membrane forces.

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