Year: 1997 Language: english Author: George A. Costello Genre: Manual Publisher: Springer Edition: 2nd ISBN: 978-1-4612-7361-5 Format: PDF Quality: eBook Pages count: 135 Description: This manual deals with the analysis of the static behavior of wire ropes under different loading conditions, and with the various theories of the fatigue. In recent years, considerable progress has been made in the development of models used to predict the response of ropes. Since there are so many parameters that can vary in the construction of a rope, such models can be used to determine the effects of possible variations of these parameters on the performance of a rope. Numerous examples are worked out to illustrate the theory, and the test results discussed. This second edition includes new chapters on tension and compression of a cord, fatigue, and assumptions and approximations used. Topics are treated with a clear language and many details of the solution steps are given; most of the cases are clarified by numerical examples. The book's aim is to be a comprehensive theoretical review of the mechanical behavior of wireropes, that can also be seen as a good handbook for those who are interested in practical design and evaluation of stresses in ropes with any geometry and cross-section.
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Theory of Wire Rope, 2nd Edition
Language: english
Author: George A. Costello
Genre: Manual
Publisher: Springer
Edition: 2nd
ISBN: 978-1-4612-7361-5
Format: PDF
Quality: eBook
Pages count: 135
Description: This manual deals with the analysis of the static behavior of wire ropes under different loading conditions, and with the various theories of the fatigue. In recent years, considerable progress has been made in the development of models used to predict the response of ropes. Since there are so many parameters that can vary in the construction of a rope, such models can be used to determine the effects of possible variations of these parameters on the performance of a rope. Numerous examples are worked out to illustrate the theory, and the test results discussed. This second edition includes new chapters on tension and compression of a cord, fatigue, and assumptions and approximations used. Topics are treated with a clear language and many details of the solution steps are given; most of the cases are clarified by numerical examples. The book's aim is to be a comprehensive theoretical review of the mechanical behavior of wireropes, that can also be seen as a good handbook for those who are interested in practical design and evaluation of stresses in ropes with any geometry and cross-section.
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