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Behaviour of Endplate Joints Subjected to Elevated Temperature after Cyclic Loads
Abstract This paper presents the performance of an end-plate joint at elevated temperature after cyclic loads. Prime interest of the end-plate joints, subjected to elevated temperature, lies on the effect of three kinds of external conditions: monotonic loads, cyclic loads and local damages. Parametric studies have been systematically conducted using simplified models. The Behaviour of endplate joints subjected to high temperature is examined under two levels of damage caused to the structure, i.e., deformation damage and fracture damage under earthquake. Numerical results indicate that dead loads on beam and material properties of endplate joints are still playing a significant role in fire resistance. Under only deformation damage, the dominance of joints’ resistance to fire is still primarily the property of the material itself. Once experiencing fracture damage, for instance endplates fracture and bolts breakage, the behaviour of joints will degrade severely in post-earthquake fire. The results of this study demonstrate that the deformation damages has limited effect on the endplate joint at elevated temperature after an earthquake. The achieved results can be adopted during the design stage in order to minimize the probability of collapse in the fire.
Behaviour of Endplate Joints Subjected to Elevated Temperature after Cyclic Loads
Abstract This paper presents the performance of an end-plate joint at elevated temperature after cyclic loads. Prime interest of the end-plate joints, subjected to elevated temperature, lies on the effect of three kinds of external conditions: monotonic loads, cyclic loads and local damages. Parametric studies have been systematically conducted using simplified models. The Behaviour of endplate joints subjected to high temperature is examined under two levels of damage caused to the structure, i.e., deformation damage and fracture damage under earthquake. Numerical results indicate that dead loads on beam and material properties of endplate joints are still playing a significant role in fire resistance. Under only deformation damage, the dominance of joints’ resistance to fire is still primarily the property of the material itself. Once experiencing fracture damage, for instance endplates fracture and bolts breakage, the behaviour of joints will degrade severely in post-earthquake fire. The results of this study demonstrate that the deformation damages has limited effect on the endplate joint at elevated temperature after an earthquake. The achieved results can be adopted during the design stage in order to minimize the probability of collapse in the fire.
Behaviour of Endplate Joints Subjected to Elevated Temperature after Cyclic Loads
Guo, Zhen (author) / Zhang, Xuecheng (author) / Jia, Xingzhi (author)
KSCE Journal of Civil Engineering ; 22 ; 4500-4508
2018-07-17
9 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Behaviour of Endplate Joints Subjected to Elevated Temperature after Cyclic Loads
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