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Constructability Considerations in the Design of Large Complex 3D Connections
For large structures such as stadiums, aquariums, or convention centers, architectural requirements frequently dictate the structural system that will be used by the structural engineer. These complex projects often have heavy loadings and long spans that create challenging engineering issues. Foremost among these issues is ability of the structure to safely and efficiently transfer the design loads through the structure to the foundation system. This presentation will focus on the constructibility of connections that allow the structure to transfer these loads.
Constructability Considerations in the Design of Large Complex 3D Connections
For large structures such as stadiums, aquariums, or convention centers, architectural requirements frequently dictate the structural system that will be used by the structural engineer. These complex projects often have heavy loadings and long spans that create challenging engineering issues. Foremost among these issues is ability of the structure to safely and efficiently transfer the design loads through the structure to the foundation system. This presentation will focus on the constructibility of connections that allow the structure to transfer these loads.
Constructability Considerations in the Design of Large Complex 3D Connections
White, Aaron C. (author)
Structures Congress 2001 ; 2001 ; Washington, D.C., United States
Structures 2001 ; 1-3
2001-05-18
Conference paper
Electronic Resource
English
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