Investigation of the Effect of Steel Plate Size and Elevated Temperature on Critical Load in Stability Tests
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This paper presents the results of a study of the effect of epoxy-polyester-based powder coatings on the critical strength of plate samples made of rolled sheet steel. The results obtained show that the model using flat elements gives a more accurate result than the model using three-dimensional elements. The best agreement with the experiment was shown by the results obtained in Ansys using the Eigenvalue bucling function, less than 1%. The worst agreement with the experiment was shown by the results obtained in Ansys using Solid elements, about 70%.
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