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Bending of corner-supported rectangular plate under concentrated load

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In this paper the solution for the bending of corner-supported rectangular plate under concentrated load at any point (α/2, ν) of the middle line of the plate is given by means of a conception called modified simply supported edges and the method of superposition. Some numerical example is presented. The solution obtained by this method checks very nicely with what was obtained by G.T. Shih[3] by means of spline finite element method when ν=d/2. This shows that this method of solution is satisfactory.

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Peng-cheng, L. Bending of corner-supported rectangular plate under concentrated load. Appl Math Mech 5, 1409–1417 (1984). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01904963

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