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Semi-rigid action in steel-frame structures
This report describes an investigation into a number of aspects of semi-rigid action, selected as those most likely to yield substantial benefits in terms of the incorporation of this action into the design of multistorey steel frames thus enhancing the competitiveness of this form of construction relative to alternative materials. The study is one of three related projects: the other two being conducted by Arbed/University of Liege and Sidersiviz/University of Trento. During the work a computerized database containing some 550 sets of moment-rotation characteristics has been assembled and the data utilized in examining the interaction of connection stiffness and bracing requirements. In order to investigate full three-dimensional response 22 moment-rotation tests have been conducted of which 11 were out-of-plane. Additional tests have shown that torsional flexibility is not a primary factor in controlling beam strength. Analyses of column subassemblies have indicated that whilst full representation of behaviour is complex, one simple approach to design is possible and warrants further investigation.
Semi-rigid action in steel-frame structures
This report describes an investigation into a number of aspects of semi-rigid action, selected as those most likely to yield substantial benefits in terms of the incorporation of this action into the design of multistorey steel frames thus enhancing the competitiveness of this form of construction relative to alternative materials. The study is one of three related projects: the other two being conducted by Arbed/University of Liege and Sidersiviz/University of Trento. During the work a computerized database containing some 550 sets of moment-rotation characteristics has been assembled and the data utilized in examining the interaction of connection stiffness and bracing requirements. In order to investigate full three-dimensional response 22 moment-rotation tests have been conducted of which 11 were out-of-plane. Additional tests have shown that torsional flexibility is not a primary factor in controlling beam strength. Analyses of column subassemblies have indicated that whilst full representation of behaviour is complex, one simple approach to design is possible and warrants further investigation.
Semi-rigid action in steel-frame structures
Halbstarrer Anschluß in Rahmentragwerken aus Stahl
Allen, P.H. (author) / Kirby, P.A. (author)
1993
152 Seiten, 89 Bilder, 27 Tabellen, 33 Quellen
Book
English
Steifigkeit , Stahlbau , Starrheit , Stahlrahmen , Tragwerk
Semi-rigid action in steel frame structures
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