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Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. / Tovstik, P.E.; Tovstik, T.P.

Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. 2014. p. 153-156.

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Tovstik, P. E., & Tovstik, T. P. (2014). Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. In Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells (pp. 153-156) http://www.scopus.com/inward/record.url?partnerID=HzOxMe3b&scp=84886634297&origin=inward

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Tovstik PE, Tovstik TP. Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. In Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. 2014. p. 153-156

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Tovstik, P.E. ; Tovstik, T.P. / Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells. 2014. pp. 153-156

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title = "Two-dimensional linear model of anisotropic shells",
abstract = "Two-dimensional linear model of a shell made of an anisotropic material described by 21 elastic moduli is proposed. It is shown that, in the general case (in contrast to isotropic or orthotropic materials), both the Kirchhoff-Love and the Timoshenko-Reissner hypotheses result in 2D models, which are incorrect in the major terms with respect to the small thickness parameter. For this aim the generalized Timoshenko-Reissner hypotheses are used. Example of a material with general anisotropy is given. Asymptotic analysis of the obtained 2D shell model is made, and the main types of the possible stress-strain states are described.",
author = "P.E. Tovstik and T.P. Tovstik",
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