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Shear-bearing capacity design of transformed triangular corrugated plates with top stringers
Abstract The paper investigates the shear mechanic performance of transformed triangular corrugated steel plates (TT-CSPs) with top stringers applied in the trestle, incorporating a comprehensive analysis of how plate dimensions and corrugation density affect both elastic and inelastic buckling capacities. By proposing and validating formulas for the ultimate shear-bearing capacity through finite element analysis (FEA), this paper advances a capacity prediction approach that accounts for the finite rigidity of top stringers by introducing a reduction factor. The results reveal that corrugation density significantly impacts both elastic buckling load and ultimate strength, with plate width playing a more crucial role than height in determining capacity. Furthermore, the inclusion of top-stringer flexural rigidity is shown to notably enhance the shear-bearing capacity of TT-CSPs, providing a vital consideration for their strength design.
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Highlights Proposed formula for global elastic shear buckling load of transformed triangular corrugated steel plates (TT-CSP) Proposed a comprehensive design method to predict shear-bearing capacity of TT-CSPs, considering top stringer constraints Study the impact of corrugated plate and corrugation dimensions on elastic and inelastic buckling capacity of TT-CSPs Reveal the contribution of top stringers to shear resistance of built-up TT-CSPs
Shear-bearing capacity design of transformed triangular corrugated plates with top stringers
Abstract The paper investigates the shear mechanic performance of transformed triangular corrugated steel plates (TT-CSPs) with top stringers applied in the trestle, incorporating a comprehensive analysis of how plate dimensions and corrugation density affect both elastic and inelastic buckling capacities. By proposing and validating formulas for the ultimate shear-bearing capacity through finite element analysis (FEA), this paper advances a capacity prediction approach that accounts for the finite rigidity of top stringers by introducing a reduction factor. The results reveal that corrugation density significantly impacts both elastic buckling load and ultimate strength, with plate width playing a more crucial role than height in determining capacity. Furthermore, the inclusion of top-stringer flexural rigidity is shown to notably enhance the shear-bearing capacity of TT-CSPs, providing a vital consideration for their strength design.
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Highlights Proposed formula for global elastic shear buckling load of transformed triangular corrugated steel plates (TT-CSP) Proposed a comprehensive design method to predict shear-bearing capacity of TT-CSPs, considering top stringer constraints Study the impact of corrugated plate and corrugation dimensions on elastic and inelastic buckling capacity of TT-CSPs Reveal the contribution of top stringers to shear resistance of built-up TT-CSPs
Shear-bearing capacity design of transformed triangular corrugated plates with top stringers
Hou, Yanguo (Autor:in) / Guo, Yanlin (Autor:in) / Wen, Chenbao (Autor:in) / Sun, Haojun (Autor:in)
12.04.2024
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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