Computers & Structures 1991: Vol 40 Index & Table of Contents

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List of Contents and Author Index
Volume 40, 1991
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editorial advisory board
Dr. H. N. Abramson Dr. R. E. Fulton Prof. T. Moan Dr. E. M. Q. Roren
Tx., U.S.A. Va., U.S.A Trondheim, Norway Oslo, Norway
Prof. E. R. Arantes e Dr. M. P. Gaus Dr. W. W. Murray Prof. L. A. Schmit, Jr.
Oliveira D.C., U.S.A. D.C., U.S.A. Calif., U.S.A.
Lisbon, Portugal Dr. R. A. Gellatly
Prof. F. Niordson Prof. E. Sevin
Prof. H. Ashley Calif., U.S.A. Lyngby, Denmark D.C., U.S.A.
Calif., U.S.A. Dr. D. S. Griffin
Prof. A. K. Noor Dean A. Sherbourne
Prof. why anes Pa., U.S.A. Va., U.S.A. Ontario, Canada
a., U.S.A. Dr. M. C. Junger Prof. J. T. Oden Mr. |. C. Taig
Dr. M. L. Baron Mass.. U.S.A
Tx., U.S.A. Preston, U.K.
NY, U.S.A. b 2 K : ;
Prof. K. J. Bathe ce ee eer Prof. K. A.V. Pandalai Prof. B. H. V. Topping
Mass.. U.S.A. Czechoslovakia Madras, India Edinburgh, U.K.
Prof. B. A. Boley Prof. R. D. Logcher Prof. T. H. H. Pian Prof. T. G. Toridis
Mass., U.S.A. D.C., U.S.A.
NY. U.S.A. Mass., U.S.A.
Dr. G. G. Pope Prof. F. Venancio-Filho
Hants, U.K. Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Dr. T. A. Cruse Prof. P. V. Marcal Prof. E. P. Popov Prof. Y. Yamada
Calif., U.S.A. Tokyo, Japan
Tenn., U.S.A. Calif., U.S.A.
Mr. W. E. Dietrich Prof. Ch. Massonnet Dr. J. P. Raney Prof. L. A. Zadeh
Va., U.S.A. Calif., U.S.A.
Md., U.S.A. Liége, Belgium
Prof. S. J. Fenves Dr. R. J. Melosh Prof. J. N. Reddy Prof. O. C. Zienkiewicz
Pa., U.S.A. NC, U.S.A. Va., U.S.A. Swansea, U.K.
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LIST OF CONTENTS
NUMBER 1
AI CIVIL-COMP 89
B. Topping and B. Kumar: Preface
S. M. Rowlinson: Knowledge-based systems: potential in design and management
A. Oki and D. Lloyd Smith: Metaknowledge reasoning in civil engineering expert systems
A. S. Watson and S. H. Chan: A PROLOG-based object oriented engineering DBMS
D. T. Shaw: Knowledge-based regulation processing for site development
K. K&ahkonen: A knowledge-based system approach to determine durations of site
activities
A. Sirajuddin and M. J. Mawdesley: A knowledge-based system for recognition of work
required for construction
K. D. Lemon and J. Christian: A micro-computer application for managing construction
productivity
M. Alshawi and D. Jagger: An expert system to assist in generating and scheduling
construction activities
D. Echeverry, C. W. Ibbs and S. Kim: A knowledge-based approach to support the
generation of construction schedules
N. Riad, D. Arditi and J. Mohammadi: A conceptual model for claim management in
construction: an AI approach
G. R. Miller: An object-oriented approach to structural analysis and design
R. Fruchter and J. Gluck: Adaptive connections of multitype structural descriptors in a
TLS for structural analysis
R. Fruchter and J. Gluck: A model for parallel training and learning in dynamic structural
response analysis
J. C. Miles and C. J. Moore: An expert system for the conceptual design of bridges
P. N. Payne: Structural design using intelligent objects
D. R. Thompson, T. Tomski, S. W. Ellacott and P. Kuczora: An expert system for the
preliminary design of timber roofs
N. A. B. Yehia, A. A. L. Sabbah and A. M. Mosalla: A knowledge-based system for the
design of reinforced concrete halls
H. Furuta, N. Shiraishi, M. Umano and K. Kawakami: Knowledge-based expert system
for damage assessment based on fuzzy reasoning
K. Ahmad, A. Langdon and P. A. Frieze: An expert system for offshore structure
inspection and maintenance
K. B. Dussom, T. Hadj-Hamou and R. M. Bakeer: QUAKE: an expert system for the
selection of design earthquake accelerogram
A. P. Wislocki and S. P. Bentley: An expert system for landslide hazard and risk assessment
J. Oliphant and D. I. Blockley: Knowledge-based system: advisor on the selection of earth
retaining structures
I. E. G. Davey-Wilson: Development of a PROLOG-based expert system for groundwater
control
N. A. Tyler: The contribution of expert opinion to the design of high capacity bus priority
systems
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NUMBER 2
NONLINEAR FINITE ELEMENT ANALYSIS AND ADINA
K. J. Bathe: Preface
iii
iv Contents
K. J. Bathe: Some remarks and references on recent developments in finite element analysis
procedures 201
A. L. Eterovic and K. J. Bathe: On the treatment of inequality constraints arising from
contact conditions in finite element analysis 203
C. Poirier and R. Tinawi: Finite element stress tensor fields interpolation and manipulation
using 3D dual kriging 211
P. Weber, L. GroB, A. Knocke, P. Sternecker, B. Brandel and W. Sch6nauer: The finite
element method on vector processors 223
A. Chowdhury and C. N. Kostem: Significance of mesh-fineness in accuracy of finite
element analysis of hyperbolic cooling tower shells 237
J. W. Tedesco, B. T. Rosson and W. G. McDougal: Numerical simulation of dolos drop
tests 243
J. A. Sherwood and M. J. Boyle: Investigation of the thermomechanical response of a
titanium aluminide/silicon carbide composite using a unified state variable model in
ADINA 257
T. P. J. Mikkola and H. Niemi: Quality assurance for fracture mechanical finite element
analyses 271
J. R. Mays and L. H. Roehm: Hydrodynamic pressure in a dam-reservoir system 281
D. Carlton and N. Mistry: Thermo-elastic-creep analysis of maturing concrete 293
L. J. Malvar and M. C. Hironaka: Heat resistant concrete for airfield pavements:
preliminary numerical study 303
J. W. Tedesco, C. A. Ross, P. B. McGill and B. P. O’Neil: Numerical analysis of high strain
rate concrete direct tension tests 313
K. Hock and C. Langlie: Calculation of shafts in deposits with regard to imperfections,
buckling and visco-elastic material properties 329
P. Reimers: Simulation of mixed mode fatigue crack growth 339
M. Ishikawa: Thermal stress analysis of a concrete dam 347
R. Houlston and J. E. Slater: Global and local modelling of naval panels subjected to
shock loads 353
H. Grebner and A. H6fler: J-Integral evaluation from ADINA shell element results 365
J. M. Santiago and S. Bhattacharya: Sensitivity of plate response calculations to blast load
definition 375
B. Steinauer and D. Tao: Improving the traffic safety on Bavarian highway through
profiled marking with use of ADINA 393
F. Tabaddor and J. Padovan: Element nonlinearity effects on local and global stability 401
T. Ramadan and A. Ghobarah: Prediction of the ultimate capacity of wide flange link
beams under cyclic loading 409
I. BabuSka and L. Li: Hierarchic modeling of plates 419
C. Gantes, J. J. Connor and R. D. Logcher: Combining numerical analysis and engineering
judgment to design deployable structures 431
L. H. Tan and K. J. Bathe: Studies of finite element procedures—the conjugate gradient
and GMRES methods in ADINA and ADINA-F 44]
C. Cobb, W. D. Rolph and D. Wilmarth: System architectures for support of nonlinear
finite element analysis 451
T. P. Harrigan: Analysis of the fixation of total hip femoral components using ADINA 463
E. G. Thimmhardy: Nonlinear analysis of buckling behaviour of steel box girder
components 469
C. P. Fritzen and S. Zhu: Updating of finite element models by means of measured
information 475
V. Kumar, B. I. Schumacher and M. D. German: Effect of thermal and residual stresses
on the J-integral elastic—plastic fracture analysis 487
K.-V. Kniffka: A note on the analysis of the Mauvoisin concrete arch dam subjected to
earthquake input 503
D. F. Lozupone and F. Piccolo: The use of ADINA-F for large model iluid-flow analyses 511
Contents Vv
NUMBER 3
N. Ganesan and 521 Stress analysis of railroad wheels using a conical shell
T. C. Ramesh element
S. Maleki 527 Compound strip method for box girders and folded
plates
E. Zolti 539 Radiation heat transfer procedure for two-
dimensional finite element models
F. Aboul-ella 549 New iterative analysis of cable-stayed structures
C. W. S. To and B. Wang 555 An axisymmetric thin shell finite element for vibration
analysis
H. Kebari and A. C. Cassell 569 Non-conforming modes stabilization of a nine-node
stress-resultant degenerated shell element with
drilling freedom
U. Icardi and A. Manuello 581 Some considerations regarding the edge _ stress
problem of laminates by finite elements
G. E. Stavroulakis, 599 On the rigid body displacements and rotations in
P. D. Panagiotopoulos unilateral contact problems and applications
and A. M. Al-Fahed
Long-Yuan Li 615 Interaction of forced and parametrically excited
vibrations
C. J. Younis and 619 Linear buckling analysis of a column-footing system
D. E. Panayotounakos resting on elastic soil
S. R. Raichman and 629 A perturbation/finite strip approach for static analysis
L. A. Godoy of non-prismatic plate assemblies
H. H. Vaziri and J. Xie 639 A methodology for computing the response of non-
uniform piles to vertical vibrations
V. Mermertas and 651 Dynamic stability of radially stiffened annular plates
H. T. Belek
T. Kant and S. R. Marur 659 A comparative study of C° and C' elements for linear
and nonlinear transient dynamics of building frames
R. Srinivasan, 679 Understanding design—manufacture interaction using
H. M. Karandikar and compromise decision support problems—|. A formu-
F. Mistree lation for composite pressure vessels
R. Srinivasan, 693 Understanding design—manufacture interaction using
H. M. Karandikar and compromise decision support problems—H. Pre-
F. Mistree liminary synthesis of composite pressure vessels
R. Srinivasan, 705 Understanding design—manufacture interaction using
H. M. Karandikar and compromise decision support problems—ll!. Design
F. Mistree for manufacture of composite pressure vessels
vi Contents
Ten-Lu Hsiao 719 A global-local finite element for general composite
structure
G. S. Ray and B. K. Sinha 731 Computation of centrifugal stresses in a radial-flow
impeller
Lien-Wen Chen and 741 Finite element analysis of natural whirl speeds of
Der-Ming Ku rotating shafts
Qin Qing-Hua and 749 Variational principles and hybrid element on a
Jin Fu-Sheng sandwich plate of Lrusakov—Du’s type
R. C. Kar and T. Sujata 753 Dynamic stability of a rotating beam with various
boundary conditions
K. Y. Sze and C. L. Chow 775 A mixed formulation of a four-node Mindlin shell/
plate with interpolated covariant transverse shear
strains
Chang Koon Choi and 785 Geometrically nonlinear behavior of an improved
Seung Woon Yoo degenerated shell element
M. Pourazady and Optimization of a triangular mesh
M. Radhakrishnan
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NUMBER 4
N. Ganesan and Stress analysis of composite railroad wheels
T. C. Ramesh
K. Bhaskar and 815 A higher-order theory for bending analysis of
T. K. Varadan laminated shells of revolution
S. Kodiyalam, 821 Structural shape optimization with MSC/NASTRAN
G. N. Vanderplaats
and H. Miura
M. Eisenberger 831 Stiffness matrices for non-prismatic members includ-
ing transverse shear
Woo-Sun Park, 837 Infinite elements for evaluation of hydrodynamic
Chung-Bang Yun and forces on offshore structures
Chong-Kun Pyun
P. Srinivasa Rao, 849 Buckling analysis of cooling tower shells subjected to
P. K. Aravindan and non-axisymmetric wind pressures
K. Ramanjaneyulu
Jeng-Shian Chang and 857 Nonlinear analysis of composite antisymmetric angle-
Yuh-Pao Huang ply under uniform temperature field
A. Y. T. Leung 871 An unconstrained third-order plate theory
Contents vii
C. A. Hall, 877 A DEM displacement-plastic strain formulation of
W. C. Rheinboldt and punch stretching
M.L. Wenner
J. T. Borggaard, 885 Highly accurate evaluation of system matrices for
J. H. Kane and J. Turi curved boundary elements
A. Kaveh 893 Graphs and structures
A. N. Sherbourne and 903 Differential quadrature method in the buckling
M.D. Pandey analysis of beams and composite plates
A. Ranjbaran 915 A standard routine for rotation of a point about an axis
in 3-D space
A. Ranjbaran 925 Embedding of reinforcements in reinforced concrete
elements implemented in DENA
A. Sluzalec and A. Kysiak 931 An analysis of weld geometry in creep of welded tubes
undergoing internal pressure |
S. K. Ider 939 Finite-element based recursive formulation for real
time dynamic simulation of flexible multibody systems
J. S. Davidson and 947 Effect of vertical support on highway bridge super-
C. H. Yoo structures
K. S. Surana and 957 Completely hierarchical two-dimensional curved
S. H. Nguyen beam element for dynamics
K. Biswas 969 Analysis of stress intensity factor for normal crack
approaching weldbead on simplified compact tension
specimen
D. A. Trowbridge, 977 Low velocity impact analysis with NASTRAN
J. E. Grady and R. A. Aiello
S. N. Al-Rasby 985 Solution techniques in nonlinear structural analysis
J. P. Dwivedi, V. P. Singh 995 Response of an imperfectly bonded buried fluid-filled
and P. C. Upadhyay orthotropic cylindrical shell due to an incident shear
wave
A. V. Avdelas 1003 Determination of the collapse load of plastic struc-
tures by the use of an upper bounding algorithm
K. S. Sai Ram and 1009 Hygrothermal effects on the bending characteristics of
P. K. Sinha laminated composite plates
S. Cetinkunt and 1017 Modified LOQG/LTR-based controller design for
Wen-Lung Yu distributed parameter motion control systems
J. D. Whitcomb 1027 Iterative global/local finite element analysis
M. Zeggane and 1033 Stability analysis of long laminate composite plates
S. Sridharan using Reissner—Mindlin ‘infinite’ strips
Vili Contents
J. P. Moitinho de Almeida 1043 Alternative approach to the formulation of hybrid
and J. A. Teixeira de Freitas equilibrium finite elements
W. J. Slagter 1049 Flexibility parameters for a monolithic plate with an
eccentrically loaded pin
M. N. Bismarck-Nasr 1059 On the sixteen degree of freedom rectangular plate
element
K. Kanaka Raju and 1061 Postbuckling of point supported square plates resting
G. Venkateswara Rao on elastic foundation subjected to thermal or mech-
anical loading
1065 Corrigendum
1067 Announcements
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NUMBER 5
COMPUTATIONAL STRUCTURES TECHNOLOGY
B. H. V. Topping: Editorial Vv
Conference Editorial Board vi
A. K. Noor and W. S. Burton: Predictor-corrector procedures for thermal buckling analysis of
multilayered composite plates 1071
D. M. Frangopol, M. Klinsinski and M. Iizuka: Optimization of damage-tolerant structural systems 1085
J. Z. Zhu, E. Hinton and O. C. Zienkiewicz: Adaptive finite element analysis with quadrilaterals 1097
F. B. A. Beshara and K. S. Virdi: Time integration procedures for finite element analysis of
blast-resistant reinforced concrete structures 1105
D. M. Rosyid and J. B. Caldwell: Design approach and dimensional similarity in lay-out
optimization of structural systems 1125
M. D. Olson: Efficient modelling of blast loaded stiffened plate and cylindrical shell structures 1139
J. J. Lin, M. Fafard, D. Beaulieu and B. Massicotte: Nonlinear analysis of composite bridges by
the finite element method 1151
R. Martinez and A. Samartin: Two-dimensional mesh optimization in the finite element method 1169
S. M. Kirkup: The computational modelling of acoustic shields by the boundary and shell element
method 1177
R. Kouhia: On kinematical relations of spatial framed structures 1185
G. M. van Erp and C. M. Menken: Initial post-buckling analysis with the spline finite-strip method 1193
K. Orsborn: Using knowledge-based techniques in systems for structural design 1203
Contents ix
R. A. Chandansing, H. Sliedrecht, W. A. de Bruijn and Ch. J. Vos: Computer assisted structural
concrete education 1213
C. S. Rao: Finite element method for structural design of heavy duty granular pavements 1223
J. Noorzaei, M. N. Viladkar and P. N. Godbole: Soil-structure interaction of space frame-—raft-soil
system—a parametric study 1235
C. W. Martin and S. F. Lung: A finite dynamic element for laminated composite plates and shells 1249
A. Zochowski and A. Myélinski: A numerical analysis of rolling contact problems using quasistatic
variational formulation 1261
M. Salehi and G. J. Turvey: Elastic large deflection response of annular sector plates—a comparison
of DR finite-difference, finite element and other numerical solutions 1267
S. M. Kirkup and S. Amini: Modal analysis of acoustically-loaded structures via integral equation
methods 1279
F. Gonzalez Vidosa, M. D. Kotsovos and M. N. Pavlovic: Nonlinear finite-element analysis of
concrete structures: performance of a fully three-dimensional brittle model 1287
J. A. Teixeira de Freitas and E. M. B. Ribeiro Pereira: Application of the Mathieu series to the
boundary integral method 1307
Technical Notes
P. H. McDonald: Nonlinear dynamics of a beam 1315
W. M. Jenkins: Towards structural optimization via the genetic algorithm 1321
A. R. Selby and M. R. Arta: Three-dimensional finite element analysis of pile groups under lateral
loading 1329
NUMBER 6
R. Qian, H. Liu and 1337 Rigid-plastic boundary element method based on the
D. Qiao incremental theory
Shen Peng-Cheng and 1343 Multivariable spline element analysis for plate bending
Kan Hong-Bo problems
Zhang Qingijle, Le Shigi 1351 Nonlinear dynamic behavior of stiffened plate under
and Zheng Jijia instantaneous loading
R. T. Arenburg and 1357 Analysis of metal—matrix composite structures—l.
J. N. Reddy Micromechanics constitutive theory
R. T. Arenburg and 1369 Analysis of metal—matrix composite structures—ll.
J. N. Reddy Laminate analyses
A. Mukherjee 1387 Free vibration of laminated plates using a high-order
element
J. Y. Kim and C. S. Hong 1395 Three-dimensional finite element analysis of inter-
laminar stresses in thick composite laminates
xX Contents
M. G. Sfakianakis and 1405 Nonlinear finite element for modeling reinforced
M.N. Fardis concrete columns in_ three-dimensional dynamic
analysis
C. C. Baniotopoulos 1421 A contribution to the sensitivity analysis of the sea-
bed-structure interaction problem for underwater
pipelines
H. Fukunaga and 1429 Strength optimization of laminated composites with
G. N. Vanderplaats respect to layer thickness and/or layer orientation
angle
R. C. Kar and T. Sujata 1441 Dynamic stability of a tapered symmetric sandwich
beam
Y. F. Al-Obaid 1451 The automated simulation of dynamic non-linearity to
shot-peening mechanics
M. E. M. El-Sayed and 1461 Efficient design sensitivity derivatives for multi-load
K. W. Zumwalt case structures as an integrated part of finite element
analysis
M. E. M. El-Sayed and Optimum structure design with parallel finite element
C.-K. Hsiung analysis
Chang-Guen Lee and Parameter identification of linear structural dynamic
Chung-Bang Yun systems
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