Ultimate strength. Committee III.1

conference paper
2022
Hess, P.E.

An, C.

Brubak, L.

Chen, X.

Chiu, J.T.

Czujko, J.

Darie, I.

Feng, G.

Gaiotti, M.

Jang, B.S.

Kefal, A.

Makmum, S.

Ringsberg, J.

Romanoff, J.

Eldeen, S.S.

Schipperen, J.H.A.

Tabri, K.

Wang, Y.

Yanagihara, D.
Determining the ultimate strength of ship and offshore structures involves the ability to predict and measure component, sub-system, and system structural maximum capacity beyond which the capacity diminishes. The purpose of this committee is to present a summary of recent work published after the time period covered by the 2018 committee that addresses these goals within the guidance of the Committee Mandate. Effective consideration of these factors requires def inition of terms and description of the use of ultimate strength calculations and measurements prior to directly addressing the objectives set forth in the Mandate
Topics
Ultimate strengthLoad-carrying capacityUncertaintyShip StructuresShipsOffshoreUltimate limit statesBucklingCollapseFabrication-Induced Initial ImperfectionsIn-service damage and degradation
TNO Identifier
987030
Repository link
https://resolver.tno.nl/uuid:52671ebc-ebd6-4447-8416-b2123758963a
Publisher
The Society of Naval Architects & Marine Engineers (SNAME)
Source title
Proceedings of the 21st International Ship and Offshore Structures Congress (ISSC 2022)
Pages
1-106
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