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• Advanced beam theory where the curvature is not small for large deflections. • • 3D-Beam from Grape software. A finite element program for beams. Used for flexibility analysis of piping systems and stack design and analysis. • A General Beam Program for finding natural frequencies for determining critical wind speeds for vortex shedding.

The inputs can include variable cross sections, properties, and boundary conditions at any elevation. Plates: Circular: • and isotropic plates with central loading, self weight, and uniform pressure.

Includes transverse shear effects. Programs are available for both small and large deflections and various boundary conditions. Rectangular: • Isotropic with uniform pressure or hydrostatic loads. • • Sandwich with unequal face thicknesses. Invisible Chess Moves.

• Buckling for axial loads for isotropic and sandwich plates including transverse shear effects. Street Fighter 2 Mugen Game on this page. • Stiffener and top flange requirements for uniform pressure or hydrostatic loads. • Plates with initial curvature and uniform load. • Timoshenko strip analyses for both SS and FF boundary conditions.

MathCad and Excel versions. • FF by SS plate with uniform pressure. Both in MathCad and Excel. • Circular sectors with uniform pressure and simply supported edges. Shells: • Knuckle discontinuity analysis. • Buckling of isotropic, orthotropic, and sandwich shells due to external pressure, lateral pressure, axial load, bending, or combined loads. Laminated plate theory and classical shell theory are used.