Understanding Buckling

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Get access to the companion video on self-buckling on Nebula - nebula.tv/videos/the-efficien....
Buckling is a failure mode that occurs in columns and other members that are loaded in compression. It is a sudden change deformation that occurs at a certain critical load.
In this video we explore some key topics relating to buckling, including Euler's formula, the effects of end conditions, and other aspects like the effect of column slenderness, inelastic buckling and the buckling of shells and plates.
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For further reading on buckling I'd recommend the following:
- Mechanics of Materials - Goodno & Gere (introduction)
- Stability of Structures: Elastic, Inelastic, Fracture and Damage Theories - Bažant and Cedolin (more advanced)
- Theory of Elastic Stability - Timoshenko and Gere (more advanced)
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@TheEfficientEngineer Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! Here's a link to the short video on Euler and the Self-Buckling Problem on Nebula - nebula.tv/videos/the-efficient-engineer-euler-and-the-selfbuckling-problem!

@MSA206 8 ай бұрын

You are saying “ Pcr doesn’t depend on the strength of the material at all” but it is a factor of E and E is the indicator of the material strength

@TheEfficientEngineer 8 ай бұрын

E represents the stiffness of the material, it doesn’t tell you anything about the strength of the material.

@MSA206 8 ай бұрын

@@TheEfficientEngineer Thank you for your comment and taking the time. You're right that E indicates material stiffness, not strength. However, in column buckling, E is crucial for determining buckling load, albeit not directly indicating the material's strength. While it doesn't predict strength beyond its elastic limit, E is essential for understanding material behavior up to that point. Thank you so much for the Video it is very insightful and thank you for the promotion as well really Fantastic work.

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Just look at Timoshenko's "Theory of elastic stability"...This video, while very good, does not bring anything new and everything is covered in any half-decent engineering course.

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@markspc1 3 жыл бұрын

Great video about buckling. Euler was a genius, buckling was a tinny amount of his work but with great effect. Been able to predict buckling failure can save work, money and mostly save lives. Sadly most scientist that mention Euler never mention his development of the buckling equation. In my career as a structural analyst I always dealt with buckling. A thin-walled open cross-section (11:34) beam, or column, can also fail at the flanges and at the center member. In aircraft structural analysis it is known as "crippling". Crippling can occur in longitudinal member between frames. Also another way that a slim member can fail in buckling is called "longitudinal buckling". It can be loaded in a concentrated moment at the ends or as a distributed load as in floor beam.