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DAPS4
A Fortran code for design and analysis of ring-stiffened shells
DAPS4e is an updated version of a Fortran code by John Renzi for design and analysis of monocoque and ring-stiffened circular cylindrical shells [DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.18176.92165]. The following failure modes are considered: • Shell stresses and displacements at mid-bay and ring-frames. • Ring-frame stress. • Axisymmetric collapse (AC). • Elastic and Inelastic Interbay Buckling. (EIB and IIB). • Elastic and Inelastic Monocoque Instability (EMI and IMI). • Elastic and Inelastic General Instability (EGI and IGI). • Ring-Frame Elastic Instability analysis (EFI). Solutions compare favorably with DTMB experimental results. DAPS4e’s IO is managed through a Visual Basic user form. ... -
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Customized microsoft excel book that enables the structural design of precast concrete box culverts. Enables obtention of quantities areas of steel bars in all walls under different loads and stress levels in order to crack verifications. Very useful
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The goal of this project is to create a terrain/elevation mapping application suitable for the creation of fictional geographic maps of all varieties. Stress will be made on the ease of use of the application, with features to be added later.
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