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Abstract
Bimetallic shells and plates are widely used in technology (see [1, 2]). An investigation into the flexure and stability of thin shells and various types of loading within the limits of elasticity has been carried out in [3]. An investigation into the load-carrying capacity of cylindrical bimetallic shells made of materials which equally resist tension and compression was carried out in [4]. In many cases the materials of the base and plating layers of bimetallic constructions possess substantially different plastic resistance under tension and compression [5]. The given paper is devoted to the investigation of the load-carrying capacity of bimetallic axisymmetric shells which are made of materials that have different resistances to tension and compression; it is also devoted to the assessment of their economy in comparison with homogeneous shells.
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