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    This document provides information for plate buckling analysis of a steel plate with dimensions of 2384mm by 1250mm and thickness of 16mm. The material properties and boundary conditions of the steel plate are defined. Buckling analysis is performed using the finite element method with 8 divisions in the mesh and 8 buckling modes calculated. The governing load case is identified with a design ratio of 0.323, satisfying the critical value of 1. Critical buckling loads are provided for various eigenmodes.

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    This document provides information for plate buckling analysis of a steel plate with dimensions of 2384mm by 1250mm and thickness of 16mm. The material properties and boundary conditions of the steel plate are defined. Buckling analysis is performed using the finite element method with 8 divisions in the mesh and 8 buckling modes calculated. The governing load case is identified with a design ratio of 0.323, satisfying the critical value of 1. Critical buckling loads are provided for various eigenmodes.

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    This document provides information for plate buckling analysis of a steel plate with dimensions of 2384mm by 1250mm and thickness of 16mm. The material properties and boundary conditions of the steel plate are defined. Buckling analysis is performed using the finite element method with 8 divisions in the mesh and 8 buckling modes calculated. The governing load case is identified with a design ratio of 0.323, satisfying the critical value of 1. Critical buckling loads are provided for various eigenmodes.

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    PLATE-BUCKLING

    CA1
    Plate buckling analysis
    DIN EN 1993-1-5/NA:2010-12

    1.1.1 Material
    Material Elast.-Mod Yield Stress Poisson's Ratio Reference Stress
    Description E [kN/cm2] fyk [kN/cm2]  [-] e [kN/cm2]
    Steel S 355 (DIN EN 1993-1-1:2010-12) 21000.00 35.50 0.300 3.11

    1.1.2 Panel Dimensions


    Side Length Aspect Ratio Plate Thickness
    a [mm] b [mm]  t [mm]
    2384.0 1250.0 1.907 16.0

    1.1.3 Boundary conditions


    Edge Edge Edge Edge
    A-B C-D A-C B-D
    Hinged - Elastic Hinged - Elastic Hinged - Elastic Hinged - Elastic
    c,x = 0.000 kNm/rad/m c,x = 0.000 kNm/rad/m c,z = 0.000 kNm/rad/m c,z = 0.000 kNm/rad/m

    Data for National Annex


    DIN EN 1993-1-5/NA:2010-12 - Germany
    Partial safety factor M1 : 1.10
    Coefficient for shear resistance  : 1.20
    Torsional buckling parameter for open stiffeners  : 6.00
    considering warping:

    Used Standards
    [1] DIN EN 1993-1-5/NA:2010-12 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-5: Plated structural elements
    [2] DIN EN 1993-1-1/NA:2010-12 Eurocode 3: Design of steel structures - Part 1-1: General rules and rules for buildings
    [3] Guide from ECCS The Book: Design of Plated Structures, ISBN (ECCS): 978-92-9147-100-3

    Calculation parameters
    FE-Model for Stiffeners 3D using surface elements
    Eigenvalue solver method Method by Lanczos
    Divisions for FE mesh 8
    Number of buckling modes to calculate 8
    Type of calculation Always calculate using finite element analysis
    Determination of Reduction Factors
    Contribution from the web w acc. to Tab. 5.1 Rigid end post
    Help values acc. to Tab. B.1 Welded or cold formed
    Determination of Buckling Curve Shape Various buckling curves

    PLATE-BUCKLING
    CA1
    Plate buckling analysis
    DIN EN 1993-1-5/NA:2010-12

    1.3.1 Normal and shear stresses


    Load Cases 1 2  
    [kN/cm2] [kN/cm2] [-] [kN/cm2]
    LC1 5.64 -5.65 -1.002 1.21

    1.3.2 Transverse stresses


    Load Cases 3 4 5,A 5,B 6,A 6,B
    [kN/cm2] [kN/cm2] d, c [mm] d, c [mm] d, c [mm] d, c [mm]
    LC1 0.08 -0.08 3.66 0.00 0.00 0.00
    1192.0 - - -
    2384.0 - - -

    Loads - info

    2.1 Governing Load Case


    Load Eigenvalue Design
    No. Case Description No. Ratio Crit. Design According to Formula
    1 LC1 1 0.323  1 104) Interaction according to Ch. 10, Eq. 10.5

    2.5 Critical Buckling Load Factors


    Eigen- x  z Total
    value [-] [-] [-]
    LC1
    1 14.19220 18.61670 2.23417 2.09172
    2 15.22720 19.26500 3.99435 3.12359
    3 16.13230 32.48700 5.48773 4.07375
    4 19.71570 38.76180 7.77050 5.47838
    5 24.83520 71.19460 9.33516 7.12755
    6 31.10640 79.87840 13.26090 9.55772
    7 31.76700 111.63600 13.64050 11.37130
    8 41.04370 113.46500 17.04000 13.86390

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