Abstract
The bending problem for a cylindrical shell with oblique cuts is solved using the equations of a model based on the straight-line hypothesis. The two-dimensional boundary-value problem obtained is reduced by the spline-approximation method to one-dimensional one solved by the method of discrete orthogonalization. The results calculated are compared with those obtained using the classical theory. Shells with different values of the cut angles are analyzed.
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