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F [kN]

t [s]

First

Second

Third

Figure 6.14: First three modes of oscillations Figure 6.15: The function of the compulsive force

[

m]

[kN/cm

2

]

Amplitudes

Stress

Figure 6.16. Response on the left shackle of one row

The smaller stress amplitude curve corresponds to the upper row of shackles.

[

m]

[kN/cm

2

]

Amplitudes

Stress

Figure 6.17. Response on the right shackle of one row

The influence of the compulsive force is reported for the right shackle of the chain.

The lover row of the shackles is carrying impulsive force.

6.2. Experimental results and repair

Several strain gauges had been applied to measure the dynamic stresses on the frame

and palette in the experimental testing (Fig. 6.18), and the clearly expressed neck

followed by final fracture was found on the shackle (Fig. 6.19). Test was performed