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Performance of Embedded Bolt Shear Connectors

Structural Engineering International, 2020
A laboratory research program carried out at the University of Waterloo featured the testing of three large-scale steel-concrete composite beam specimens with embedded bolt shear connectors.
Sjaarda, Matthew, West, Jeffrey S., Walbridge, Scott   +2 more
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Tubular shear connectors for composite construction. [PDF]

Results of an investigation into the behaviour and capacities of tubular shear connectors for -precast and cast-in-situ composite construction in structural steel and concrete are presented. In precast composite construction the connectors are cast in the slabs at the precasting yard and on positioning the slabs over steel beams are welded to their ...
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Perfobond Shear Connector for Composite Construction

Engineering Journal, 2002
Composite construction produces stiffer, stronger sections by the efficient use of both steel and concrete. The desirable composite action, however, is not possible unless adequate shear transfer at the steel member-concrete interface is provided. During the last several decades, several types of shear connectors have been developed to insure this ...
Sara B. Medberry, Bahram M. Shahrooz
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Composite Action Without Shear Connectors

Engineering Journal, 1974
In composite construction of building floor slabs, the common method for transferring shear stresses from the concrete slab to the steel beam is to use stud shear connectors. An alternate method, which is seldom used, is to completely encase the steel beam in concrete.
James Watson, Richard O'Neil, Robert M. Barnoff, Edwin Mead   +3 more
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Low-Cycle Fatigue Test on Stud Shear Connectors

Journal of Structural Engineering, 1997
In steel-concrete composite beams particular attention has to be paid to the fatigue phenomena in the connection. If each part of the structure behaves elastically the problem can be faced with the classical load-life fatigue approach, but for long-span beams, the slip at interface may reach values that involve inelastic deformation of the connector ...
GATTESCO, Natalino, GIURIANI E., GUBANA A.   +2 more
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Continuous Shear Connectors in Bridge Construction

Composite Construction in Steel and Concrete VI, 2011
Continuous shear connectors offer an upcoming solution for composite beams. They are characterized by a high initial stiffness, bearing capacity and ductility. With their use new and economic construction methods have been invented, e.g. the PreCoBeams (Prefabricated Composite Beam).
Oliver Hechler, Jacques Berthellemy, Wojciech Lorenc, Günter Seidl, Eva Viefhues   +4 more
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Resistance of stud shear connectors to fatigue

Journal of Constructional Steel Research, 2000
Abstract The three relationships that have been proposed for use in design for fatigue of shear connectors in composite beams are compared, with reference to all relevant test data on welded stud connectors. Statistical analyses of these data are presented.
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Effect of Shear Connector Height on the Shear Performance of Y-shaped Connectors in Steel–Concrete Composite Beams

This paper investigates the influence of connector height on the shear behavior of Y-shaped shear connectors in steel–concrete composite beams. A three-dimensional nonlinear finite element (FE) model was developed using ABAQUS 6.14 to simulate push-out tests.
davami, maede, mirza goltabar roshan, alireza, Tavakoli, Hamidreza   +2 more
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Study of the behavior and resistance of right-angle truss shear connector for composite steel concrete beams

Engineering Structures, 2022
L M Bezerra Luciano Mendes Bezerra, Jorge Bonilla   +1 more
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Mechanical shear connectors

1999
Derick J. Oehlers, Mark A. Bradford
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