CUVX Design Report - the AOE home page - Virginia Tech
CUVX Design Report - the AOE home page - Virginia Tech
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<strong>CUVX</strong> <strong>Design</strong> – VT Team 2 Page 60Figure 51. Bending moment diagram for full load hogging load case<strong>CUVX</strong> HI3 adequacy parameters shown in Figure 52 and Figure 53 show <strong>the</strong> final minimum negative valuesfor panel failure modes for all load cases. These were <strong>the</strong> only areas of negative adequacy. In all cases, both forpanels and beams, <strong>the</strong> worst values occurred in <strong>the</strong> sagging load case.Only two side shell strakes, a small region near midship in <strong>the</strong> bottom and a few scattered panels have slightlynegative adequacy parameters. In most cases <strong>the</strong> failure modes are panel collapse stiffener flexure (PCSF) with <strong>the</strong>stiffener in tension. An increase in stiffener size is <strong>the</strong> likely solution. This will be accomplished in <strong>the</strong> next designiteration at <strong>the</strong> same time as scantling reduction in over-designed areas to reduce structural weight. O<strong>the</strong>rwise <strong>the</strong>structure has adequate strength to satisfy <strong>the</strong> USN quasi-static load criteria. A probabilistic analysis using NorthAtlantic wave energy spectra will also be performed in <strong>the</strong> next design iteration.Figure 52. Negative panel adequacy for all load cases