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Selection of axial force parameters such as wind load on conical shells under external pressure

2009-11-04View Original

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   Does that person know how to calculate wind loads, dead loads, and other axial forces generated at the larger and smaller ends of a conical shell when performing calculations for it? How is it entered in SW6?
Reply #22009-11-04
The only difference from the cylindrical shape is that the semi-cone angle x1/cosβ is taken into account, as shown in equations 34–37 of JB/T4710
Reply #32010-10-16
The answer above isn’t very clear. The original poster is asking how to enter these two numbers and how to calculate them

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