SS-V: 1130 Skew Plate Under Pressure
Test No. VS14 Find the maximum principle stress at the skew plate center at point E.
Definition
A skew plate (Figure 1) is subjected to uniform pressure.
The load is 0.7 KPa. The plate is simply supported at the perimeter: Uz = 0 along edges AB, BC, CD, and AD. Ux = Uy = 0 at point A and Uy = 0 at point B to prevent rigid body motion.
The material properties are:
- Properties
- Value
- Modulus of Elasticity
- 2.1e+11 Pa
- Poisson's Ratio
- 0.3
Results
Two spot-points were created at the plate corners A and B in the mid-plane. This allows for
application of constraints which eliminate rigid in-plane translation-rotations of the plate
(Figure 2).Figure 2.
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To simulate simple supports, four spot-lines were created at the plate mid-plane around the
plate perimeter (Figure 3).Vertical constraint Uz = 0 was applied to the spot-lines.
Final loading is shown in Figure 4.
Maximum principle stress distribution at the plate bottom is shown in Figure 5.
*The reference solution is from analytical solution for thin plate formation.
Reference Solution* | SimSolid | % Difference | |
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Maximum Principle Stress [MPa] | 8.0200E-01 | 8.223E-01 | 2.5% |