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structural analysis for ships

08/29/2009 12:25 PM

Hello, I am looking for books on structural analysis on ships, but there are so many, and I can't find anyone that contains what I need.

I am learning about how forces go from the plates, to stiffeners, then to the beams and then to the panels, do you know any books that has this subject?
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08/31/2009 4:03 PM

If you're NOT designing in allowable stress design, I would recommend:

Paik, Jeom Kee. Ultimate Limit State Design of Steel-Plated Structures. 2006.

Just a suggestion. Let us know what you decide to use.
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