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LABORATORIUM VOOR

SCH EEPSCONSTRUCTI

ÈS

TECHNISCHE HOGESCHOOL - DELFT

RAPPORT Nr.

SSL 168a

BETREFFENDE

ADDENDUM TO REPORT 168:

Low cycle fatigue of intersections of

bottom longitudinals of tankbarges.

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SSL 168a

As a result of computer handling with measured values during

fracture experiments, plots of strain. (EPSILON) with respect to load (BELASTING) are available,.

6

In these plots EPSILON values are scaled up with a factor 10

to get convenient numbers.

A number of these plots is collected in this addendum to

report 168.

Figures 1 - 17 apply to-specimen A with interrupted brackets. Figures 18 - 25 apply to specimen B with through brackets. Specimen C has brackets of the same type as specimen B. Plots

of specimen C do not show new ixiformation compared with plots of specimen A and B.

The effect of buckling in the longitudinal bulkhead became clear but this is not surprising. So no plots of specimen C are

given.

The plots in figures 1 - 25 can help to find out in which places the structure behaves strongly non-linear during compression

and tension. It has to be remarked that non linearities in way

of a gange can also be caused by non-lineair behavior in other

points or partly fracturing elsewhere. The most important indication about cause and effects can be got from the loads at which the

effects start.

The plots of specimen A are, in this respect, very interesting as they clearly show that fracture has started in the lower part of the welds between brackets and bulkhead at a load of about 200 tf tensile. Total fracture occuned at 4O0 tf.

It is clearly shown that gauges 11 and 12 had maximum elongation

at 350 tf.; gauges 3H/41-1 at 375 tf tensile load; 7H/8H at 388 tf tensile load while 5H/6H show maximum elongations at the last moments..

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-100.00

-75.00

-50.00

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M E E T P UN T

-5. ûü

-o. oo

EPS I L O N

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15

5'O.

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/

/

/

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bracket of interrupted type

(11)

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1.

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175.00

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25

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bracket öf inter±'upted type

T

(14)

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4.00

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10

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braket of interrupted type

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M E E T P U N T

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TO O H bracket of interrupted type

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bracket of interrupted type

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,lr

Nl E E T F' U N T 'J D O

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(21, 22 and 27 same character) Control section.

50.00

.

75.00

100.02

-0. E! O

51 L O N

(21)

LJ

-7.00

- 5 0.00

PUNT NO

M E E T F U N T

-2.00

-L.00

E P

f L EJ N

/

V

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(18, 23 and 2L

q same character) u L L)

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25.00

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3G

(23)

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22

MEE:TUNT

6

-100.00

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E P 5.1 L 1i N

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L.)

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L3

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REH IMENT.

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ME ETEUN T

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(51,42 and 52 same character) Vicinity of longitudinal break

-S4.. LO

), i ci

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METPUNT .

3

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FW E - H Specimen type B. Fracture experiment. Straingauge 3H in Bracket

(5H, 9H and II same character)

(group of fig. 25 same character)

-2.

r

15.00

-i I

16Û0

.

2600

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(27)

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(Ii'

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Specimen type B. Fracture experiment Straingauge '4H in bracket

(6H, 10H and 12 same character)

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