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Lateral buckling of thin-walled beam-column elements under combined axial and bending loads
AbstractBased on a non-linear stability model, analytical solutions are derived for simply supported beam-column elements with bi-symmetric I sections under combined bending and axial forces. An unique compact closed-form is used for some representative load cases needed in design. It includes first-order bending distribution, load height level, pre-buckling deflection effects and presence of axial loads. The proposed solutions are validated by recourse to non-linear FEM software where shell elements are used in mesh process. The agreement of the proposed solutions with bifurcations observed on non-linear equilibrium paths is good. It is proved that classical linear stability solutions underestimate the real resistance of such element in lateral buckling stability especially for I section with large flanges. Numerical study of incidence of axial forces on lateral buckling resistance of redundant beams is carried out. When axial displacements of a beam are prevented important tension axial forces are generated in the beam. This results in important reduction of displacements and for some sections, the beam behaviour becomes non-linear without any bifurcation.
Lateral buckling of thin-walled beam-column elements under combined axial and bending loads
AbstractBased on a non-linear stability model, analytical solutions are derived for simply supported beam-column elements with bi-symmetric I sections under combined bending and axial forces. An unique compact closed-form is used for some representative load cases needed in design. It includes first-order bending distribution, load height level, pre-buckling deflection effects and presence of axial loads. The proposed solutions are validated by recourse to non-linear FEM software where shell elements are used in mesh process. The agreement of the proposed solutions with bifurcations observed on non-linear equilibrium paths is good. It is proved that classical linear stability solutions underestimate the real resistance of such element in lateral buckling stability especially for I section with large flanges. Numerical study of incidence of axial forces on lateral buckling resistance of redundant beams is carried out. When axial displacements of a beam are prevented important tension axial forces are generated in the beam. This results in important reduction of displacements and for some sections, the beam behaviour becomes non-linear without any bifurcation.
Lateral buckling of thin-walled beam-column elements under combined axial and bending loads
Mohri, Foudil (author) / Bouzerira, Cherif (author) / Potier-Ferry, Michel (author)
Thin-Walled Structures ; 46 ; 290-302
2007-07-04
13 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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