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Experimental study on impact behaviour of stud shear connectors in composite beams with profiled steel sheeting
Abstract This paper deals with the shear behaviour of steel stud connectors in composite beams with profiled steel sheeting under static and impact loads. An experimental program including five static and ten impact push-out tests is firstly carried out, and the failure modes, the time history of impact load and slippage displacement, as well as the shear capacity of stud connectors are presented and discussed. Based on the dynamic responses, the influence of the arrangement form of profiled steel sheeting on the shear mechanism of steel stud connectors under impact loading is examined. Moreover, a design proposal developed previously by the authors is verified to reasonably predict the shear capacity of stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting parallel to the steel beam under impact loading. However, it is unsafe to predict the dynamic shear capacity of stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting transverse to the steel beam when the strain rate effect is considered. Additionally, the failure mode of shear connectors with solid slab in this paper is different from that of the previous work, which lead to the lower dynamic shear capacity of the connectors with the solid slab, and some further discussion is also carried out. The testing results can provide an essential data for future analytical and design-oriented study of composite beam with shear stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting under extreme loading conditions.
Highlights The arrangement form of profiled steel sheeting showed significant effect on the dynamic behaviour of stud connectors. The proposed method can predict shear capacity of stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting parallel to steel beam. It was unsafe to consider the strain rate effect for stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting transverse to steel beam. The mixed failure modes deteriorated the dynamic shear capacity of stud connectors with the solid slabs.
Experimental study on impact behaviour of stud shear connectors in composite beams with profiled steel sheeting
Abstract This paper deals with the shear behaviour of steel stud connectors in composite beams with profiled steel sheeting under static and impact loads. An experimental program including five static and ten impact push-out tests is firstly carried out, and the failure modes, the time history of impact load and slippage displacement, as well as the shear capacity of stud connectors are presented and discussed. Based on the dynamic responses, the influence of the arrangement form of profiled steel sheeting on the shear mechanism of steel stud connectors under impact loading is examined. Moreover, a design proposal developed previously by the authors is verified to reasonably predict the shear capacity of stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting parallel to the steel beam under impact loading. However, it is unsafe to predict the dynamic shear capacity of stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting transverse to the steel beam when the strain rate effect is considered. Additionally, the failure mode of shear connectors with solid slab in this paper is different from that of the previous work, which lead to the lower dynamic shear capacity of the connectors with the solid slab, and some further discussion is also carried out. The testing results can provide an essential data for future analytical and design-oriented study of composite beam with shear stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting under extreme loading conditions.
Highlights The arrangement form of profiled steel sheeting showed significant effect on the dynamic behaviour of stud connectors. The proposed method can predict shear capacity of stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting parallel to steel beam. It was unsafe to consider the strain rate effect for stud connectors with profiled steel sheeting transverse to steel beam. The mixed failure modes deteriorated the dynamic shear capacity of stud connectors with the solid slabs.
Experimental study on impact behaviour of stud shear connectors in composite beams with profiled steel sheeting
Huo, Jingsi (Autor:in) / Wang, Haitao (Autor:in) / Li, Long (Autor:in) / Liu, Yanzhi (Autor:in)
Journal of Constructional Steel Research ; 161 ; 436-449
24.04.2018
14 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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