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Euler's critical load

Known as: Euler buckling 
The critical load is the maximum load which a column can bear while staying straight. It is given by the formula: where = Euler's critical load… Expand
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BucklingCross section (geometry)Euler–Bernoulli beam theoryFailure
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2018
2018
Progressive instability in circular masonry columns
Abstract The instability behaviour of eccentrically loaded circular masonry columns is investigated. Two approaches are… Expand
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2010
2010
Comparative Study of Vlasov and Euler Instabilities of Axially Compressed Thin-Walled Box Columns
Through experimental studies, Vlasov showed that Euler’s critical load formula cannot be directly applied to the buckling… Expand
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2007
2007
Exact shape functions of imperfect beam element for stability analysis
In this paper, a versatile and efficient solution for the displacement function of a geometrical imperfect beam element under… Expand
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