Diffusion and defect data, solid state data. Part B, Solid state phenomena/Solid state phenomena· 2016Q4
Strength Analysis of Shipping Container Floor with Gooseneck Tunnel under Heavy Cargo Load
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Short summary
Finite element analysis reveals that current shipping container designs lack specific guidelines for heavy cargo loading in the gooseneck tunnel region, indicating a need for new engineering standards.
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Key points
- No current guidelines exist for safely loading heavy cargo in the gooseneck tunnel region of shipping containers.
- Finite element method was used to analyze the strength of the container floor under heavy cargo loads.
- The study examines the influence of gooseneck tunnel construction type on floor strength.
- The analysis shows how the container floor responds to specific loading scenarios.
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Abstract
Currently, guidelines for safely loading shipping containers with heavy cargo in the gooseneck tunnel region do not exist. This work investigates the influence of the construction type of the gooseneck tunnel on the strength of the floor of the shipping container. The main objective is to develop guidelines for loading shipping containers with heavy cargo in the gooseneck tunnel region. This paper investigates strength of the floor using finite element method. The finite element analysis shows how the container's floor responds in the given loading scenarios.
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