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Does anyone know of where I can get a copy of WRC (Welding Research Bulletin) 151? It pertains to perforated plates.
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CFDFEAGURU said:Does anyone know of where I can get a copy of WRC (Welding Research Bulletin) 151? It pertains to perforated plates.
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A perforated plate deflection refers to the amount of bending or deformation that occurs in a perforated plate when it is subjected to external forces or loads.
The deflection of a perforated plate can be calculated using equations or formulas based on the plate's material properties, dimensions, and the applied loads.
The deflection of a perforated plate can be affected by factors such as the plate's material properties, thickness, size and shape of perforations, type and magnitude of applied loads, and boundary conditions.
The deflection of a perforated plate can be reduced by increasing the plate's thickness, using a stiffer material, decreasing the size and number of perforations, or reinforcing the plate with additional supports or stiffeners.
Perforated plate deflections are commonly used in engineering and design of structures such as bridges, buildings, and industrial equipment to ensure the structural integrity and stability of the perforated plates under various loading conditions.