Plate Formulas
Plate formulas may be used to determine the deflection, shear and bending moment in a plate based on the applied loading and boundary conditions.Reference Documents:
- Anisotropic Plates, Lekhnitskii, Gordon & Breach
- Formulas for Stress and Strain, Roark & Young, McGraw-Hill
- Formulas for Stress, Strain, and Structural Matrices, Pilkey, John Wiley & Sons.
- Moments and Reactions of Rectangular Plates, Engineering Monograph #27, Moody, U.S. Department of the Interior (Available from NTIS).
- Rectangular Concrete Tanks, Portland Cement Association
- Theory of Plates and Shells, Timoshenko & Woinowsky, McGraw-Hill
Common Plate Formulas:
PIN-SUPPORTED PLATE |
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Y / X
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1.00
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1.25
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1.50
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1.75
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2.00
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3.00
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4.00
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C1
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0.04436
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0.06581
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0.08350
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0.09919
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0.11060
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0.13358
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0.13998
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0.14219
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C2
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0.04789
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0.06610
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0.08116
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0.09287
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0.10168
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0.11886
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0.12346
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0.12500
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C3
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0.04789
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0.05026
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0.04984
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0.04825
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0.04635
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0.04063
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0.03841
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0.00000
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C4
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0.41842
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0.46035
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0.48359
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0.49562
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0.50128
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0.50263
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0.49969
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0.50000
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C5
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0.41843
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0.36509
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0.31771
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0.27817
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0.24587
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0.16492
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0.12326
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0.00000
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