NONLINEAR ANALYSES OF ARC-SHAPED MEMBERS BY FINITE ELEMENT METHOD.

Osamu Kiyomiya; Hiroshi Yokota

NONLINEAR ANALYSES OF ARC-SHAPED MEMBERS BY FINITE ELEMENT METHOD.

Osamu Kiyomiya, Hiroshi Yokota

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Abstract

An arc-shaped member was developed to reduce wave forces and energy which acted on an offshore structure. This paper provides the results of nonlinear analyses by the finite element method (FEM). More detailed mechanical properties of the member are studied, and the applicability of FEM to the member is examined by comparing the analytical results and the experimental ones.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Trans of the Jpn Concr Inst
Place of Publication	Tokyo, Jpn
Publisher	Japan Concrete Inst
Pages	537-544
Number of pages	8
Volume	6
Publication status	Published - 1985
Externally published	Yes

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