Solutions for certain rectangular slabs continuous over flexible ...
Solutions for certain rectangular slabs continuous over flexible ...
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SOLUTIONS FOR CERTAIN RECTANGULAR SLABS<br />
FiG. 41<br />
central interior line support as shown in Fig. 41. The approximation<br />
is quite good if one lets a = 27b in Equations (207) and (208) and<br />
confines the application of the results to a region 0 < y < 2b.<br />
For convenience, one may use dimensionless variables:<br />
x, = x/(2b), 1<br />
yj = y/(2b), (211)<br />
vi = v/(2b).<br />
Then in the loaded strip, <strong>for</strong> 0 < y < 2b, the deflection of the slab is<br />
where<br />
W = wo + woor (212)<br />
Pb 2 1 nry "* nrv n<br />
W = - -1 + - e b sin - sin -, (213)<br />
27r'N ... n b b b<br />
2Pb 2 d 4<br />
Wcor= -- [(1-xi) sinh nx-x sinh (n-nxi)] cos ny 1 (214)<br />
W rN ,3- n<br />
and<br />
(1 - vi) sinh nvi - vi sinh (n - nvi)<br />
d4 = (215)<br />
(sinh n - n) (cosh n - 1)<br />
The deflection of the unloaded panel, when 2b > y ><br />
given by (214) provided that x is taken positive to the left.<br />
- 2b, is