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On problems of U-shaped bellows with nonlinear deformation of large axisymmetrical deflection (II) —Counting variation of thickness distribution

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On the basis of paper [1], assuming the logarithm of thickness at arbitrary point on a U-shaped bellows meridian is linear with the logarithm of distance between that point and axis of symmetry, perturbation solutions of the corresponding problems of large axisymmetrical deflection are given. The effects of thickness distribution variation, which result from technology factors, on stiffness of bellows are discussed.

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Liang, H. On problems of U-shaped bellows with nonlinear deformation of large axisymmetrical deflection (II) —Counting variation of thickness distribution. Appl Math Mech 14, 559–564 (1993). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02451365

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