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Hans Heinrich Bleich
Hans Heinrich Bleich
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He then became an associate engineer at Hardesty anct Hanover, a well-known firm of bridge engineers in New York City. During his tenure with the firm, he was involved in the design of a number of important bridges and special structures.
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Croes Meclal in 1963, the ASCE Wellington Prize in 1969, and the coveted van Karman Medal of the ASCE AppliecI Mechanics Section in 1973. At the early age of fifteen, he contributed a chapter to the pioneering book on finite ctifference equations written by his father, Friedrich Bleich, ant]
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Buckling of Bar Composed of Thin Wails"; "The Strain Energy Expressed for Thin Cylincirical Shells"; "Response of ElastoPlastic Structures to Transient Loads"; "Surface Waves in an Elastic Half-Space"; "Moving Step Load on the Surface on a Half Space of Granular Material"; and "Use of Nonassociated Flow Rule for Problems of Elasto-Plastic Wave Propagation." His technical reports dealt with the gamut of those applied mechanics problems that are of practical significance in the field of dynamics and, particularly, in the interactions between fluids and elastic and plastic bodies. Of special note is that in 1932 he was the first scientist to use shakedown theory.
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government have been of the greatest importance and have been duly recognized. His death represents a Toss to the academy of one of its most valuable, widely knowledgeable, and generous members.
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