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Ductility of Composite Beams with Trapezoidal Composite Slabs
Composite Construction in Steel and Concrete VI, 2011Deep trapezoidal slabs supported compositely on steel I-beams by headed mechanical stud shear connectors provide a popular and economical structural solution for flooring in steel building frames, and they are used widely. When the ribs in the sheeting are oriented orthogonal to the steel beams so that longitudinal stresses traverse the voids ...
Mark A. Bradford, Yong-Lin Pi, Brian Uy
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International Communications in Heat and Mass Transfer, 1994
Abstract A solution by the Wiener-Hopf technique is derived for a model which describes quenching of a composite, infinitely long slab, including an imperfect contant between the laminates. On the wetted side upstream of the quench front a constant heat transfer coefficient is assumed, whereas the dry downstream region is supposed to be adiabatic ...
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Abstract A solution by the Wiener-Hopf technique is derived for a model which describes quenching of a composite, infinitely long slab, including an imperfect contant between the laminates. On the wetted side upstream of the quench front a constant heat transfer coefficient is assumed, whereas the dry downstream region is supposed to be adiabatic ...
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1986
In this paper specific design aspects of long span composite slabs, with deep steel sections and relatively small ribs, are discussed. Results are given of a numerical study on the rotational capacity of such sections, leading to conclusions on the applicability of plastic analysis.
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In this paper specific design aspects of long span composite slabs, with deep steel sections and relatively small ribs, are discussed. Results are given of a numerical study on the rotational capacity of such sections, leading to conclusions on the applicability of plastic analysis.
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Applied Scientific Research, 1986
A mixed boundary value problem associated with the diffusion equation, that involves the physical problem of cooling of an infinite parallel- sided composite slab, is solved completely by using the Wiener-Hopf technique. An analytical expression is derived for the sputtering temperature at the quench front being created by a cold fluid moving on the ...
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A mixed boundary value problem associated with the diffusion equation, that involves the physical problem of cooling of an infinite parallel- sided composite slab, is solved completely by using the Wiener-Hopf technique. An analytical expression is derived for the sputtering temperature at the quench front being created by a cold fluid moving on the ...
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Fatigue Experiments on Composite Slab Floors
Journal of the Structural Division, 1979Composite slabs consisting of cold-formed light-gage steel sheets and normal or lightweight concrete have been used extensively under static loading conditions but are generally not used under heavy moving loads. Preliminary tests indicated a favorable response when these composite slabs were subjected to repreated loadings.
Murray C. Temple, George Abdel-Sayed
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Environmental Slab Compositions in Clay
2023The objective of this study was to create environmental ceramic compositions using variations of two basic shapes, circular and linear (oblong).
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Longitudinal shear resistance of composite slabs
Proceedings of the Institution of Civil Engineers - Structures and Buildings, 2014Composite slabs using cold-formed profiled steel sheeting are widely used in multi-storey steel-framed buildings. This paper presents the results from a comprehensive test programme that considers the longitudinal shear resistance of composite slabs with two types of trapezoidal profiled sheeting, where the only parameter that was varied was the yield
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Transient temperature response of composite slabs
International Journal of Heat and Mass Transfer, 1974Abstract The general differential equations for unsteady uni-dimensional heat conduction in composite slabs were solved numerically by using the finite element method under the boundary conditions including the contact resistance between the layers. The numerical results of transient temperature response agreed well with the analytical solution for ...
S. Sugiyama, M. Nishimura, H. Watanabe
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Developments in Long Span Composite Slabs
Engineering Journal, 2000Composite slabs constructed using cold-formed steel deck are by far the most common forms of floor used in steel-framed buildings in the United States. Indeed it is largely due to the attributes that steel deck provides that make steel-framed buildings as economically competitive as they are.
Budi R. Widjaja, W. Samuel Easterling
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Linear Heat Flow in a Composite Slab
Journal of the Aerospace Sciences, 1962Summary: The temperature is determined as a function of position and time for the case of linear heat conduction in a composite slab of \(2, 3, 4\), or \(5\) layers in good thermal contact. The initial temperature throughout, and the two external surface temperatures are considered to be prescribed functions.
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