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Experimental Behavior and Modelling of Steel Bolted T-Stub Connections
The paper comprehensively investigates the tension performance of Q355 steel T-stubs, whose nonlinear mechanical behavior is modelled by spring-slider elements. First, tension tests were conducted on seven specimens to explore the tension performance of Q355 steel T-stubs. T-stub connections were discussed in terms of their tension characteristics. Second, a numerical simulation was performed to analyze the stress distribution of T-stub components during deformation. Finally, on the basis of the tension characteristics of the T-stub connections, we constructed the constitutive model’s density function. The constitutive model’s force–displacement relationship was derived mathematically. A method for determining parameters was also developed. With the proposed model, the entire tensile behavior of T-stub connections can be described accurately while reducing the degrees of freedom at the contact interfaces, resulting in more efficient computing. Four parameters are defined physically in the model, and their values can be determined directly by macroscopic experiments.
Experimental Behavior and Modelling of Steel Bolted T-Stub Connections
The paper comprehensively investigates the tension performance of Q355 steel T-stubs, whose nonlinear mechanical behavior is modelled by spring-slider elements. First, tension tests were conducted on seven specimens to explore the tension performance of Q355 steel T-stubs. T-stub connections were discussed in terms of their tension characteristics. Second, a numerical simulation was performed to analyze the stress distribution of T-stub components during deformation. Finally, on the basis of the tension characteristics of the T-stub connections, we constructed the constitutive model’s density function. The constitutive model’s force–displacement relationship was derived mathematically. A method for determining parameters was also developed. With the proposed model, the entire tensile behavior of T-stub connections can be described accurately while reducing the degrees of freedom at the contact interfaces, resulting in more efficient computing. Four parameters are defined physically in the model, and their values can be determined directly by macroscopic experiments.
Experimental Behavior and Modelling of Steel Bolted T-Stub Connections
Xiao Liu (Autor:in) / Zhiming Hao (Autor:in) / Xin Luo (Autor:in) / Zhengbao Jin (Autor:in)
2023
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
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