university of colorado - intro to aerospace structures (asen 3112) - fall 2013

16
University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

Upload: tony-rudge

Post on 16-Dec-2015

258 views

Category:

Documents


6 download

TRANSCRIPT

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

For externally pressurized vessels (e.g. a submarine hull) the foregoing stress formulas should be used with extreme caution, becauseanother failure mode comes into play:

Instability due to wall buckling

Buckling is covered in Part 4 of this course

Warning

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

Digression: “Arrow Conventions” for Forces, etc

Are these equivalent?

Yes, and unambiguous

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

How About This One?

What does it mean?

Hard to say beforehand. Depends on convention(s).Best is to avoid “double negatives” in technical work

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

Double Negatives are Ambiguous ...

You aint’t going nowhere

Does it mean You are not going anywhere or You are going somewhere

A. It depends on context

University of Colorado - Intro to Aerospace Structures (ASEN 3112) - Fall 2013

In This Context (Bob Dylan 1967)

Obviously here You are not going anywhere

Buy me a flute and a gun that shoots, tailgates and substitutes,Strap yourself to the tree with roots,You aint’t goin’ nowhere.