Titlebook: Buckling of Ship Structures; Mohamed Shama Book 2013 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2013 Buckling failure.Critical buckling stress.Nava

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Control of Buckling Failure of Ship Structure are clarified. The variation of strength and probability of failure with time is illustrated. The effect of corrosion on the flexural rigidity and buckling of ship strength members are explained. Linear and exponential equations are used for modeling the variation of the rate of corrosion with time.

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Columns and Beam Columnsa whole and also for each of its structural members. Because of the inevitable presence of geometric imperfections in fabricated structures, actual instabilities may be expected to occur at a load rather less than the load of an ideal column.

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Microsoft Fabric: Inside and Out, are clarified. The variation of strength and probability of failure with time is illustrated. The effect of corrosion on the flexural rigidity and buckling of ship strength members are explained. Linear and exponential equations are used for modeling the variation of the rate of corrosion with time.

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Ship Structure Configurations and Main Characteristicsriers are clarified. The main types and categories of bulk carriers are classified. The structural components of single and double skin bulk carriers as well as the construction of double bottom are specified. The main types and structural characteristics of general cargo and container ships are hig

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Configurations and Geometrical Properties of Ship Structure Membersnd frameworks are clarified. Standard and fabricated stiffening members commonly used in ship construction are presented. The geometrical properties of standard and symmetrical and asymmetrical fabricated sections with attached plating are determined. The effect of variation of thickness of attached

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Bending of Beams and Girders thin-walled asymmetrical sections are highlighted. A full explanation of the idealization of beam elements is illustrated. The various configurations of end supports commonly used in ship structure are given. The importance of determining the effective span of beams is stressed. The effective bread