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Equivalent geometric imperfections for the LTB‐design of members with I‐sections
Abstract For the stability assessment of members and structures according to EN 1993‐1‐1, the equivalent member method, the geometrical non‐linear calculation with equivalent geometrical imperfections or the GMNIA analysis with geometrical imperfections and residual stresses can be used alternatively.
Richard Stroetmann, Sergei Fominow
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Local Buckling of Compressed Cold‐Formed Lipped Channels via Buckling Mode Shapes
Abstract The effective width method is the most well‐known approach to determine the resistance of cold‐formed members using design formulas, accounting for the effect of local and distortional buckling. Local buckling is usually the most dominant failure mode of compressed C channels.
Bálint Vaszilievits‐Sömjén
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Plastic bimoment determination for cold-formed steel open sections [PDF]
Working paper providing methods for calculating plastic warping torsion bimomentThe warping torsion strength of cold-formed steel open sections can be much higher than first yield.
Glauz, R.S.
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Torsional behaviour of thin‐walled members with regular perforation systems
Abstract Thin‐walled cold‐formed (TWCF) steel members that are frequently used in steel storage rack systems generally present a monosymmetric cross‐section. The adopted design approaches derive strictly from those developed for the more traditional bisymmetric solid web members, despite i) the presence in rack components of the eccentricity between ...
Claudio Bernuzzi +2 more
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Damping of torsional vibrations in thin-walled beams by viscous bimoments [PDF]
Torsional vibrations in beams are damped by discrete, axial viscous dampers in configurations constituting bimoments.
David Hoffmeyer, Jan Høgsberg
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Bending torsion in Γ-shaped rigid and warping hinge joints
This paper investigates the effect of bending torsion which is the cross-sectional warping of thin-walled rods at plane frame joints in the framework of the “semi-shear” theory of V.I. Slivker.
Vladimir Rybakov +2 more
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Nonlinear Buckling Analysis of Thin‐Walled Box Beams considering Shear Lag
In this work, a general geometric nonlinear model of straight thin‐walled box beams (STBBs) under combined eccentric and axial loads is established. In order to accurately reflect the behavior of STBB, the additional shear lag warping is added to enrich the displacement field.
Minyao Tan +2 more
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In order to explore the transverse bending responses of carbon fiber‐reinforced polymer (CFRP) square tubes filled with aluminum foam, the three‐point bending tests were carried out on an INSTRON machine, the full‐field deformation measurement was performed using a 3D‐DIC test system, the numerical model was established by ABAQUS/Explicit, and the ...
Dejun Yin +7 more
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Resistance and stability of steel channel section beams
Analysis of the resistance and stability of steel beam of channel section loaded in the plane parallel to beam web, which does not pass through shear center, is presented in the paper.
Radosław Szczerba
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Cold-formed steel joints with partial warping restraint
The article investigates the influence of joints on the warping torsion of cold-formed steel bars. The modern warping torsion theory suggests cold-formed steel bars to be simply supported or fixed at the ends.
Ilya Selyantsev, Alexandr Tusnin
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