Affiliation:
1. Temporary Experimental Officer, Directorate of Scientific Research, Admiralty.
2. Rector of the Imperial College of Science and Technology, London.
Abstract
The “semi-inverse” method of Saint Venant has been applied to hooks by Golovin (1881)‡ and by Southwell (1942). The actual hook is replaced in calculation by a half-tore sustaining shear stresses appropriately distributed over its terminal sections, and having a cross-section identical with the principal section of the hook (shaded in Fig. 1). Golovin's solution was for a narrow rectangular hook; Southwell's is a formal solution applicable to any shape of section, and involves two stress-functions related by three conditions at the boundary. In the present paper, stress distributions are determined on the basis of Southwell's solution for two B.S.I. standard hooks, the first of “trapezoidal” and the second of circular cross-section. The results are exhibited in Figs. 3–6.
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