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Journal of Sailing Technology
J Sailing Technol 9 (01): 57–77.
Paper Number: SNAME-JST-2024-04
Published: 29 August 2024
... to validate the final stiffness, can only be built when the manufactured configuration is finalized. This disconnection between the initial beam models and the as-manufactured shell models means that the on-board measured curvature of the mast can be very different from that calculated with the beam model...
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Journal of Sailing Technology
J Sailing Technol 9 (01): 42–56.
Paper Number: SNAME-JST-2024-03
Published: 16 July 2024
... involved in mast lamination are assumed to be constant in this latter model. However, stiffness increases under tension and decreases under compression (up to 30% at failure depending on the fibre type, standard modulus, intermediate modulus, etc) due to some reversible changes in the microstructure...