Buckling of Stiffened Plates
Buckling of Stiffened Plates
Important parameters
length/width ratio of the panel
stiffener geometry and spacing
aspect ratio for plate between stiffener
plate slenderness
residual stresses
initial distortions
boundary conditions
type of loading
Buckling of short panel
Axial
load
perfect plate
imperfect plate
Deflection
imperfect panel
Deflection
Axial
load
perfect
imperfect
Deflection
Axial
load
Euler Load
perfect panel
imperfect panel
Deflection
t
b
r 2 r E t 1 2 2 1 ,1 2.5
Compressive stress Reduction factor Rr 1
Y b 2 Y E b
2
t
t
be xu 1.8 0.8
2 1
DnV Class. Note 30.1 b Y
be
1 1
b
Post buckling capacity of plates
Influence of boundary conditions
girder stiffner
b
b
b
F D B b
b
b
E C A b
2 1
b e xm 2 1
Effective width, long plate b y 1 1
Plate slenderness
b Y
t E
Influence of residual stresses
2t 2t
b - 2t
Tension
Idealized
Y
Real
Compression
t
b
Simple model for post-buckling capacity
assumed displacement field
a
x y
w wm sin sin
a a
Edge translates inwards
a
x
y z
Stress distribution along
boundaries
Compression
Tension
y
Compression
2 wm 2x
2
y E y E cos
x
x 8 a a
wm 2y
2
x y Et 1 2 cos
16 a a Failure criterion:Yielding
Effective width -simple model
1
0.8 Faulkner
Effective width
0.6
0.2
0
0 1 2 3 4 5
Plate slenderness-
Post-buckling capacity of plates
Interaction curve for bi-axial compression (DnV)
1.2
1 a/b=1, =1
0.8
xu a/b= 1 =2
a/b=3,
/ 0.6
x a/b=1, =3
0.4
0.2
0
0 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1 1.2
y/yu
Stiffened plate
Equivalent beam-column model
Interframe collapse modes
for stiffened plates