Abstract
SummaryA double Fourier series solution is presented for the buckling of simply supported orthotropic and isotropic skew plates, subjected to in-plane compressive and shear edge loads. All the boundary conditions, including the vanishing of the normal bending moment along the edges, are satisfied. Numerical results, suitable for design purposes, are presented graphically for a number of independent parameters such as skew angle, ratio of flexural rigidities and aspect ratio. The results show that the buckling strength is substantially effected by the skew angle, and to a lesser extent, by the ratio of the flexural rigidities and aspect ratio. In contrast with positive shear edge loads, which tend to decrease the skew angle, negative shear edge loads appear to reduce the buckling strength of orthotropic and isotropic skew plates.
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