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A rational design model for transverse web stiffeners [PDF]
Abstract Existing design methods for web stiffeners differ widely in concept and in the stiffener size which results. An investigation has been conducted to provide a rational, usable and validated design method for transverse stiffeners. The proposed design method takes account of the axial compression in stiffeners caused by tension field action ...
J C Chapman
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Fixed beam-to-column joints in steel portal frames with bolted connections typically present stiffeners to ensure proper load bearing resistance and stiffness to the joint. Executing the same stiffeners with a reduced height (e.g.
B. Kövesdi +5 more
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An approach of web stiffener calculation in thin-walled columns
This article presents an analytical approach for calculating web stiffeners in thin-walled columns. A novel method is introduced, which treats each bending point in the cross-section web as a separate stiffener. The advantages of this calculation method
Mantas Stulpinas, Alfonsas Daniūnas
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Generally, the Openings in composite steel-concrete beams (CBs) for conduits and pipelines often compromise their flexural capacity. To mitigate this, longitudinal stiffeners (LS) and transverse stiffeners (TS) are strategically placed near the web ...
Sheik Mastan +2 more
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Flexural Behavior of Stainless Steel V-Stiffened Lipped Channel Beams
Six groups of austenitic 022Cr19Ni10 stainless steel bending specimens with three types of cross-sectional forms were used to study the impact of V-stiffeners on the failure mode and flexural behavior of stainless steel lipped channel beams.
Shuang-E Huangfu +6 more
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This work presents a numeric study using the Finite Element Method for castellated beams manufactured from Brazilian steel rolled I-sections, which collapse by web post buckling.
W. Vieira +3 more
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Effect of web stiffeners on the lateral distortional buckling of channel section with hollow flanges
Hollow Flange Channels (HFC) have been known for their higher capacity when compared to open flange C-sections. On the other hand, the small stiffness of HFC slender web compared to their flanges limits the bending capacity to the lateral distortional ...
Amr Shaat +3 more
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This work presents a numeric study using the Finite Element Method for castellated beams manufactured from Brazilian steel rolled I-sections, which collapse by web post buckling.
W. Vieira +3 more
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Experimental and FE analysis of stiffened steel I-column with slender sections
This paper presents an experimental and a FE analysis of the compressive behavior of slender section columns with and without stiffeners. A series of tests was performed on specimens with different overall heights and different number of stiffeners.
Suzan A.A. Mustafa +3 more
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Efficient web opening shape and stiffener for large web opening [PDF]
to save material circle and hexagon are often used shapes for web opening in praxis; horizontal plates are often welded on web for stiffening large web opening. These common used shape of opening and stiffening way for large opening are proved as inefficient by finite element analyze.
Wu Xiao Ying, Li Ling Xu, Zhou Dong Hua
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