Structural Analysis Errata
Structural Analysis Errata
Structural Analysis Errata
O. A. Bauchau and J. I. Craig School of Aerospace Engineering Georgia Institute of Technology October 5, 2012
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Chapter 7: Torsion
p.274; First equation: Replace R2 with R3 in the denominator of the rst term. p.286; Third paragraph: Delete second sentence which reads: This forms a set of equations for the unknown coecients, Cij . p.292; Fig. 7.31: The shear ow arrows in the small circled blow-up in the upper right of the gure should be reversed.
p.353; Problem 8.56: Switch item (1) with item (2), i.e., reverse their order. Also, add as last sentence: Assume b = a, c = 2a and t1 = t2 = tw = t. p.361; Problem 8.60: As specied the beam develops unrealistically large twisting. Change the beam properties to: h = 0.2 m, b = 0.1 m and t = 10 mm. p.362; Eqs. (8.80a,b): Change x2 to x2 (s) and x3 to x3 (s). p.364; Second paragraph: In rst line change 8.5.1 to 7.5. p.376; Problem 8.64: Title: change Cantilever to Cantilevered. p.386; Fig. 8.84: Change countour to contour in the gure. p.390; Problem 8.67: Add to end of rst sentence: ... and specied in problem 8.66. p.390; Problem 8.68: Add as second sentence: Assume b = a, c = 2a and t1 = t2 = tw = t.
Energy methods
p.521; Last paragraph: Swap sin and cos in equations for e1 and e3 . p.522; First equation: Change u1 cos to u1 sin in 2 places and change u2 sin to u2 cos in 2 2 EA 2 3 places. Also, replace the last (3rd ) line in equation with: = 1 2u2 1 sin cos + u2 (1 + 2 cos ) . 2 L p.522; Second equation set: Replace second pair of equations with the following: EA = 2u1 sin2 cos P1 = 0, u1 L EA = u2 (1 + 2 cos3 ) = 0. u2 L p.522; Third equation set: Replace matrix equation with the following: 2 sin2 cos 0 0 1 + 2 cos3 u1 u2 = L EA P1 . 0
p.522; Sentence following third equation set: Replace sentence with new sentence: Solving these equations then yields u1 = P1 L/(2E A sin2 cos ) and u2 = 0. p.522; Fourth equation set: Replace the fourth equation set with the following: 1 P1 e1 = , L 2 sin cos E A e2 = 0, e3 1 P1 = . L 2 sin cos E A
p.522; Last equation set: Replace the last equation set with the following: F1 1 , = P1 2 sin F2 = 0, F3 1 . = P1 2 sin
p.526; Problem 10.7: Replace generalized coordinates with nodal displacements. p.526; Problem 10.8: Replace generalized coordinates with nodal displacements. p.526; Problem 10.9: In sentence 2, replace bar 3 with bar 2. Also, replace generalized coordinates with nodal displacements. p.534; Equations #1-3: Replace all 6 instances of b with b. p.567; Example 10.17: Replace title, Ring under internal forces with Ring under inplane and out of plane loads.
c c p.568; Third equation: Change H33 to H22 and change M3 to M2 in two places, and in following line also change M3 to M2 . c c c and H33 to H22 . p.568; Fourth equation: Change H33 to H22
p.576; Fig. 10.50: Change half-span to triangular in gure caption. p.576; Problem 10.21: In title, replace Simply supported with Cantilevered. p.576; Problem 10.22: In last line on page, replace turn to with consider. p.577; Problem 10.23: Replace move in the only in the vertical with move in only the vertical. Swap items (1) and (2), and replace reaction Q with reaction B . p.577; Problem 10.24: In second sentence, replace while that bars with while that of bars. Also, change the second item (1) to (2). p.577; Problem 10.25: In title, change simple to mid-span.
wp1 dx1 .
wp1 dx1 .
p.616: Problem 11.6: In Item (1), replace u (x1 with u 1 (x1 ). p.625; Problem 11.10: Add to end of problem statement the following sentence: Assume = 1/2 for all plots.
p.646; Third equation: Replace 2 with L 2.
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p.650; Problem 11.12: Replace last word in rst sentence with: and a uniform load p0 is acting upwards. p.651; Problem 11.13: In second sentence in item (2), replace Construct 5 with Construct 3. p.651; Problem 11.14: In title, replace two with end-point and.
i i p.652; Problem 11.17: In last line on page, replace x2+ with x1+ 1 1 .
p.653; Problem 11.17: In rst sentence on page, replace 3 cases with 4 cases.
i i p.653; Problem 11.18: In second sentence of item (2), replace x2+ with x1+ 1 1 .
p.654; Problem 11.19: In last sentence of item (2), replace 8 103 with 8 103 . p.660; Last equation: Change limits of rst integral to /2 and /2. p.661; Third equation: Change limits of rst integral to /2 and /2, and change p 2 to p2 . p.671; Fig. 11.50: A pinned (simple) support is missing at the right end of the beam.
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p.716; Problem 12.11: In item (5), replace u2 with u 2 . In item (6), replace F2 with V2 in 1 place and F0 with V0 in 2 places; also replace u2 with u 2 . In item (7), replace (H33 u2 ) with (H33 u 2 ), replace s2 = 2.0 103 with s 2 = 2.0 103 , and replace s2 = H33 /K22 l2 with s 2 = H33 /(K22 L2 ). In item (8), replace F2 with V2 and 12 with ave . In item (11), replace s2 with s 2 in 2 places. p.716; Problem 12.12: In 1st sentence, replace of axial stiness S . with with cross-sectional area As and axial stiness S . In 4th sentence, replace in to with into. Throughout entire problem, replace subscript (.)f with subscript (.)0 on variables and P (a total of 10 places). In the last sentence in 2 12 item (2), replace (du1 /dx1 )2 x2 =h with (du1 /dx1 )x2 =b . In item (8), replace h /P with As 12 /P . In item (9), replace h12 /P (, = 1) with As 12 /P (, = 1) p.717; Problem 12.12: In rst line on page, replace same question with repeat this in another plot... In item (12), replace same question with repeat this in another plot. In item (13), replace k [0, 1] with for 0 1. In the last sentence of the last paragraph, replace A with As in 3 places; replace k with ; replace ; with , and.
p.745; First equation: Change second plus (+) sign to a minus (-) sign so rst equation reads: (1+ ) dT ur 1 dur r dr r 2 (1 ) dr = 0. p.746; Fig. 13.16 caption: Add to end of last sentence: and = 0.3.
d2 ur dr 2
i = 0.2 and = 0.3. p.746; Problem 13.7: Add to the end of the problem this sentence: Assume R
e e p.758; Second paragraph: Change d u1 /dx1 = P1 /S = ET0 /3 to d u1 /dx1 = P1 /S = T0 /3.
p.758; Second equation: Change L3 to L2 . p.760; Problem 13.12: In rst sentence change cress-section to cross-section. In last 2 sentences do 1 to h 1 and change h 2 to h 2 . Change 1 to 1 in 2 places and change 2 to 2 the following. Change h in 2 places. p.761; Problem 13.13: In rst sentence change cress-section to cross-section. In last 2 sentences do 1 to h 1 and change h 2 to h 2 . Change 1 to 1 in 2 places and change 2 to 2 the following. Change h in 2 places. p.761; Problem 13.14: In item (5), insert for after cross-section. p.762, Problem 13.15: In the second paragraph replace example 6.6. with example 6.6 on page 249.
p.778; Second equation from bottom: Change [K + P K G ] to [K P K G ]. p.778; Eq. (14.47): Change [K + P K G ] to [K P K G ].
c c p.779; Eq. (14.49) & two following lines: Replace H33 with H33 in 5 places. c c in 2 places. p.781; Second paragraph: Replace H33 with H33 c c p.781; Second equation & following paragraph: Replace H33 with H33 in 5 places. c c p.782; Entire page: Replace H33 with H33 in 5 places. c p.784; First paragraph: Replace H c with H33 . c c p.784; Equation above Table 14.1: Replace H33 with H33 .
p.784; Problem 14.1: Add to end of second sentence: by solving the governing dierential equation.
c c p.784; Problem 14.2: Replace H33 with H33 in 2 places.
p.785; Problem 14.5: In second sentence replace on with for. p.786; Problem 14.6: In item (1) change italicized text to: subjected solely to the transverse load p0 . Also, change ult to allow in 4 places. p.786; Problem 14.7: In the inline equation in item (1) replace a with q1 . p.788; Problem 14.11: In the last sentence, replace 3 , with 3 directions, respectively.
mid c mid 2 c p.788; Problem 14.13: In item (4) replace hM3 /H33 with M3 L /(hH33 ).
p.824; First paragraph, third sentence: Replace axis 1 with axis 2 and replace axis 2 with axis 1 . p.824; Fig. 16.3: Change V1 to Q1 and V2 to Q2 . p.824; Last paragraph: Change components to component in rst sentence. p.830; First paragraph: Change M1 to M2 in 2nd sentence. p.834; Item 4: Change linear to rectilinear in title. p.836; Fig. 16.10: Reverse direction of moment arrows for M0 in upper-right, lower-left direction (i.e., axis 1 ). p.837; Eq. (16.46b): Change rst D to D. p.839; Problem 16.4: Change U3 to u 3 and replace x1 [0, a], x2 [0, b] with 0 x1 a and 0 x2 b. p.840; Fig. 16.18: Reverse direction of M0 arrow on left edge of gure. p.841; Third paragraph: Replace eqs. (16.13) with eq. (16.12). p.844; Problem 16.6: Third sentence: Replace The laminate with A laminate of width b. p.851; First paragraph: Replace SM = D S with SM = D S . p.852; Eq. (16.80): Change second term to 4D16 u 3,1112 . p.853; Paragraph following eq. (16.82): Replace a with x1 = a and b with x2 = b.
4 4 p.855; Last paragraph: Replace D[m + m ] with D(2 + 2 )2 .
p.858; Problem 16.9: Add to end of 4th sentence: with material properties for T300/5208 graphiteepoxy from Table 2.7 on page 87. Insert as last sentence of item (2): Comment on the eect of ber direction on these plots. Insert as last sentence of item (4): Assume a = 420MPa for aluminum and use the failure stress for T300/5208 graphite-epoxy from Table 2.9 on page 95. Delete the last paragraph entirely. p.859; Problem 16.10; Add to end of 4th sentence: with material properties for T300/5208 graphite epoxy from Table 2.7 on page 87. In item (2) replace U u3 sqrtD11 D22 /(P a2 ) with u 3 D11 D22 /(P a2 ). Insert as last sentence of item (2): Comment on the eect of ber direction on these plots. Insert as last sentence of item (4): Assume a = 420MPa for aluminum and use the failure stress for T300/5208graphite-epoxy from Table 2.9 on page 95. Delete the last paragraph entirely. p.860; Third paragraph: Replace x1 with x 1 in all 4 places. p.860; Fourth paragraph: Replace Fourier with a Fourier.
a 4 ) pm . p.861; Eq. (16.100): Replace pm with ( m
sin mx1 a
1 with sin mx a .
p.864; Second paragraph, sentence 2: Change For to Using. p.864; Eq. (16.110): Change
sin mx1 a
1 with sin mx a .
p.864; Problem 16.11: Add to end of 4th sentence: with material properties for T300/5208 graphiteepoxy from Table 2.7 on page 87. Insert as last sentence of item (2): Comment on the eect of ber direction on these plots. Insert as last sentence of item (4): Assume a = 420MPa for aluminum and use the failure stress for T300/5208 graphite-epoxy from Table 2.9 on page 95. Delete the last paragraph entirely. p.864; Problem 16.12: In 2nd sentence, replace Two with The two long, and replace other with short edges. Add to end of 4th sentence: with material properties for T300/5208 graphite-epoxy from Table 2.7 on page 87. Insert as last sentence of item (2): Comment on the eect of ber direction on these plots. Insert as last sentence of item (4): Assume a = 420MPa for aluminum and use the failure stress for T300/5208 graphite-epoxy from Table 2.9 on page 95. Delete the last paragraph entirely. p.867; Line above eq. (16.121): Change eqs. (16.34) to eqs. (16.115). p.868; Sentence following eq. (16.125): Change equations to equation. . p.870; Third equation: Replace with R in 6 places. p.870; Last pair of equations: Replace with R , change k p.871; Problem 16.14: Add to 2nd sentence: and = r/R0 . In item (2) change to R 2 to k R0 /D, replace use with using and replace the last occurrence of k with the stiness and assuming = 0.3. Add a last sentence: Assume = 0.3. p.871; Problem 16.15: Add to 2nd sentence: and = r/R0 . Add a last sentence: Assume = 0.3. p.872; Problem 16.16: Add to last sentence: and assume = 0.3. p.873; all equations: Replace partial derivative symbol with ordinary derivative symbol d (56 instances). p.875; Problem 16.17: Change all instances of to (2 instances). In the second sentence in item (2), change k to k /D in 2 places. Add as the last sentence: For all plots assume = 0.3.
p.885; Eqs. (16.152-16.153): Change last term in eq. (16.153) to hN (x1 , x2 ). p.885; Sentence before eq. (16.154): Add to sentence, needed in eq. (16.144) and add to continuing sentence before eq. (16.155), dened as. p.889; First equation: Change B to B . p.895; Problem 16.18: Change 1 , 2 , 3 to q1 , q2 , q3 in 2 places. p.895; Problem 16.21: Insert (1) at the start of the third sentence to read: (1) Use... Also, change (1) to (2) at beginning of the last sentence. p.895; Problem 16.22: In second sentence, insert after D and within the parentheses: and = 0.3. p.896; Problem 16.22: Insert after the rst sentence and before (1): Because of the wide spacing of the stieners, they must be treated individually and cannot be smeared into an anisotropic model. Also, change (2) to read: (2) For the two... p.896; Problem 16.23: In the fourth sentence change h = 1.5 1003 to h = 1.5 103 . Also add to the end of the last sentence: (in N.m units). p.901; Sentence including eq. (16.189): Move this sentence to the end of the example (just before Example 16.12). p.901; Example 16.12: In the last sentence of the rst paragraph, replace could with can and replace of with or. p.906; Last paragraph: Change stationary to minimum. p.908; Third paragraph from bottom: Replace complex with complicated. Replace is a GaussLegendre with if a Gauss-Legendre. p.909; Fig. 16.55: The solid curve for m=1 did not print in this gure. p.909; Example 16.16: Change the title to: Example 16.16 Buckling of an anisotropic plate under shear loading. m to n . p.910; Third equation: In second integral in second line of the equation, change p.910; Last 2 equations: In the last two equations on the page, change the variables a and b to a and b in a total of 3 places each. p.912; Last paragraph: In rst sentence, change ration. to ratios. Also, in the fourth sentence, insert for m = 1 after example 16.16. p.913; Fig. 16.57: Add m=1 to the labels 2 terms and 5 terms in the gure. p.913; Problem 16.25: Replace the rst sentence with: Consider the same plate buckling problem treated in example 16.15. In item (2) insert x1 after in 3 places. Also in item (2) replace Using this solution... with Using a 2-term solution... p.913; Problem 16.26: Add as the last sentence: Assume = 0.3.
n2 m2 to
m 2 n2 .