Shell Buckling: Theory and Applications

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This lecture covers the theory and applications of shell buckling, focusing on the imperfection-sensitive behavior of shells under pressure and the efforts to revise the knockdown factor in design codes. It discusses the stability of axisymmetric buckling, the influence of imperfections on buckling loads, and the experimental observations of buckling behavior in various shell structures.

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