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experimental study of the buckling behavior and frictional effects of a circular rod laterally constrained within a horizontal circular cylinder
applied axial force. Constructing a model three times the
buckling process. Frictional force created by the helix is
calculated using Mitchell's equation with respect to the
constrained within a horizontal circular cylinder. Previous
downhole, and a verification of Mitchell's lateral force
experimental results and used to help describe the post
experimentally studied and compared to the frictional force
frictional effects to a magnitude which could be effectively
has on the direction and magnitude of the frictional force
length of models used in previous studies increased the
observed and significantly reduced the end effects. The
post buckling frictional effects of a circular rod laterally
primary results of this study are a better understanding of
the post-buckling process, the effect direction of movement
theoretical works by Chen, Wu, and Cheatam are compared to
This thesis is the result of an experimental study of the
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