Abstract
Buckling and initial postbuckling behavior of symmetrically laminated, thin cross ply cylindrical panels under axial compression are investigated. The panels are simply supported at all four edges. Closed form solutions are obtained for the buckling loads. The initial asymmetric postbuckling behavior is demonstrated by computing the postbuckling coefficients within the context of Koiter's theory of elastic stability. Parameter studies involving the flatness parameter, the length-to-width ratio, number of layers and Young's moduli ratio are presented for typical cross ply cylindrical panels likely to be encountered in practice.
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