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Research Article

Analytical and numerical investigation of the critical thermal buckling load in the fixed – fixed and fixed – pinned uniform and compound columns

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Pages 234-256 | Received 01 Apr 2020, Accepted 21 Oct 2020, Published online: 26 Nov 2020
 

ABSTRACT

This study represents an investigation of the critical thermal buckling load in columns consist of two different materials for the case of fixed-fixed and fixed pinned loading in order to choose the suitable compound ratio. The finite element model using ANSYS APDL 17.2 was built to simulate the compound column consist of two different materials of different compound column length, different materials and different lengths of the fixed part. Analytically, four analytical models were suggested to describe the effects of moduli of elasticity and thermal expansion factors of the used materials on the critical thermal buckling load. The results showed that the fourth analytical model is the suitable analytical model described the effects of elasticity and thermal expansion factors of the used materials in a fixed – fixed compound column. In fixed – pinned compound column, all analytical models suggested in this work cannot describe the effects of elasticity and thermal expansion factors along the length of the compound column.

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