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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Steel-Concrete Composite Beams"”.
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Creep and Shrinkage Effects on Steel-Concrete Composite Beams
Predicting the long-term behavior of steel-concrete composite structures is a very complex systems problem, both because obtaining reliable information on material properties related to creep and shrinkage is not straightforward and because it is not easy to clearly determine the correlation …
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Fatigue and static behaviour of post-tensioned steel-concrete composite beams
Strengthening steel and concrete composite (SCC) bridge superstructures using post-tensioned steel tendons offers many advantages. Since bridge structures are usually exposed to fatigue cycles, understanding the fatigue behavior of strengthened composite beams is vital. Also, bridges in practice …
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Web crippling of hot-rolled beams at stiffened-seat connections
… three full-scale tests were conducted on steel-concrete composite beams to verify the accuracy of the proposed equation. Finally, the current web crippling equations and the proposed equation are compared for all available end web crippling data, and conclusions and recommendations are …
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Numerical Modeling of Composite Systems: Composite CFT Connections and Composite Beams
The use of concrete-filled tubular composite members and composite beams has been implemented in many structural systems due to their robust structural performance, constructability, and inherent synergy when the steel and concrete components are properly designed and detailed together. While …