Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems
Subroutine T"STADET r analyzes a structure to find if it is stable and determinate. The structure must first be idealized as a rigid body supported by a system of links. The program checks on the arrangement and number of the support links. Flags are set so that this subroutine may be used...
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ndltd-nps.edu-oai-calhoun.nps.edu-10945-120072015-05-06T03:58:26Z Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems Anthony, Charles B. Cantin, Gilles Subroutine T"STADET r analyzes a structure to find if it is stable and determinate. The structure must first be idealized as a rigid body supported by a system of links. The program checks on the arrangement and number of the support links. Flags are set so that this subroutine may be used to select whether to use simple statics or strength of materials methods in subsequent analysis of the problem. Testing of the subroutine is discussed. Two input-output programs are also described. One calculates the reactions in the equivalent support linkages from the resultant load; the other assumes that the properties of the links are known and calculates the allowable load. 2012-08-29T23:30:36Z 2012-08-29T23:30:36Z 1963 Thesis http://hdl.handle.net/10945/12007 en_US Monterey, California: U.S. Naval Postgraduate School |
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Subroutine T"STADET r analyzes a structure to find if
it is stable and determinate. The structure must first be
idealized as a rigid body supported by a system of links.
The program checks on the arrangement and number of the
support links. Flags are set so that this subroutine may
be used to select whether to use simple statics or strength
of materials methods in subsequent analysis of the problem.
Testing of the subroutine is discussed. Two input-output programs are also described. One
calculates the reactions in the equivalent support linkages
from the resultant load; the other assumes that the properties
of the links are known and calculates the allowable
load. |
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Cantin, Gilles Anthony, Charles B. |
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Anthony, Charles B. |
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Anthony, Charles B. Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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Anthony, Charles B. |
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Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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Digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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digital computer analysis of rigid body problems |
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Monterey, California: U.S. Naval Postgraduate School |
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