It is pointed out that there was serious weakness w he n using the energy method for studying compressive plastic instability in sheet forming in the past. Where applying the deduced instability strengths to relativ e...It is pointed out that there was serious weakness w he n using the energy method for studying compressive plastic instability in sheet forming in the past. Where applying the deduced instability strengths to relativ e engineering analysis, theoretical solutions were away from practices. Its basi c reason is that simplified process in mathematical analysis of elastic bending energy was completely applied to that of plastic bending energy. Where the cambe r expressed by function of displacement normal to a plate was approximated to re alistic deflective camber, the displacement of deflected plate to compressed dir ection was neglected. With the aid of the improved instability strengths, the pr edictions on both critical buckling dimension of blank in cup deep-drawing with out blankholder through cylindrical die or conical die and the minimum blankhold er pressure to prevent buckling under constant load are universally in agreement with both experimental results and experiential data. On the bases of above-mentioned improvement, the approximate expressions for bo th the curvature and the twist used in equation of the energy of elastic bending are also ameliorated. Thus the obtained general equations for both the energy a nd the work done by internal force in plastic bending of a plate are more precis e than before. In the analyses of plastic buckling of shell with bending moment, the effect of bending moment is considered through the work done by simulative bending for ce. The method proposed in this paper can not only simplify analyses but also ge t practical result.展开更多
Remote sensing technologies play a vital role in our understanding of earthquakes and their impact on the Earth's surface.These technologies,including satellite imagery,aerial surveys,and advanced sensors,contribu...Remote sensing technologies play a vital role in our understanding of earthquakes and their impact on the Earth's surface.These technologies,including satellite imagery,aerial surveys,and advanced sensors,contribute significantly to our understanding of the complex nature of earthquakes.This review highlights the advancements in the integration of remote sensing technologies into earthquake studies.The combined use of satellite imagery and aerial photography in conjunction with geographic information systems(GIS)has been instrumental in showcasing the significance of fusing various types of satеllitеdata sourcеs for comprеhеnsivееarthquakеdamagеassеssmеnts.However,remote sensing encounters challenges due to limited pre-event imagery and restricted postearthquake site access.Furthеrmorе,thеapplication of dееp-lеarning mеthods in assеssingеarthquakе-damagеd buildings dеmonstratеs potеntial for furthеr progrеss in this fiеld.Overall,the utilization of remote sensing technologies has greatly enhanced our comprehension of earthquakes and their effects on the Earth's surface.The fusion of remote sensing technology with advanced data analysis methods holds tremendous potential for driving progress in earthquake studies and damage assessment.展开更多
文摘It is pointed out that there was serious weakness w he n using the energy method for studying compressive plastic instability in sheet forming in the past. Where applying the deduced instability strengths to relativ e engineering analysis, theoretical solutions were away from practices. Its basi c reason is that simplified process in mathematical analysis of elastic bending energy was completely applied to that of plastic bending energy. Where the cambe r expressed by function of displacement normal to a plate was approximated to re alistic deflective camber, the displacement of deflected plate to compressed dir ection was neglected. With the aid of the improved instability strengths, the pr edictions on both critical buckling dimension of blank in cup deep-drawing with out blankholder through cylindrical die or conical die and the minimum blankhold er pressure to prevent buckling under constant load are universally in agreement with both experimental results and experiential data. On the bases of above-mentioned improvement, the approximate expressions for bo th the curvature and the twist used in equation of the energy of elastic bending are also ameliorated. Thus the obtained general equations for both the energy a nd the work done by internal force in plastic bending of a plate are more precis e than before. In the analyses of plastic buckling of shell with bending moment, the effect of bending moment is considered through the work done by simulative bending for ce. The method proposed in this paper can not only simplify analyses but also ge t practical result.
基金funded through an appointment with the Agricultural Research Service,managed by the Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education。
文摘Remote sensing technologies play a vital role in our understanding of earthquakes and their impact on the Earth's surface.These technologies,including satellite imagery,aerial surveys,and advanced sensors,contribute significantly to our understanding of the complex nature of earthquakes.This review highlights the advancements in the integration of remote sensing technologies into earthquake studies.The combined use of satellite imagery and aerial photography in conjunction with geographic information systems(GIS)has been instrumental in showcasing the significance of fusing various types of satеllitеdata sourcеs for comprеhеnsivееarthquakеdamagеassеssmеnts.However,remote sensing encounters challenges due to limited pre-event imagery and restricted postearthquake site access.Furthеrmorе,thеapplication of dееp-lеarning mеthods in assеssingеarthquakе-damagеd buildings dеmonstratеs potеntial for furthеr progrеss in this fiеld.Overall,the utilization of remote sensing technologies has greatly enhanced our comprehension of earthquakes and their effects on the Earth's surface.The fusion of remote sensing technology with advanced data analysis methods holds tremendous potential for driving progress in earthquake studies and damage assessment.
