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A buckled compression skin panel is usually treated in bending analysis as

  • A.Partly effective, over an effective width
  • B.Fully effective as though unbuckled
  • C.Completely ineffective everywhere
  • D.Effective only in tension

Answer: A

After buckling, the middle of a panel sheds load while the material adjacent to the stiffeners continues to carry stress. Counting an effective width attached to each stiffener reproduces the load the panel really carries and keeps the section properties honest.

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