Sökning: "Flange buckling resistance"
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1. Plate buckling resistance : patch loading of longitudinally stiffened webs and local buckling
Sammanfattning : Incremental launching of steel bridges is a demanding undertaking, on the erection site as well as on the designers desk. Not seldom, the structure itself is during the launching subjected to high concentrated forces on the lower flange when passing over the launching shoe or a intermediate support (e.g. column). LÄS MER
2. Stainless Steel Corrugated Web Girders for Composite Road Bridges: Concept Evaluation and Flange Buckling Resistance
Sammanfattning : Achieving a sustainable bridge design requires careful consideration of economic viability and environmental impact over the entire lifespan of the structure. While stainless steel is recognized for its excellent life cycle performance, its high cost prevents it from being used to a larger extent in bridges. LÄS MER
3. Patch loading resistance of plated girders : ultimate and serviceability limit state
Sammanfattning : Patch loading or partial edge loading of steel girder webs is a load case where a concentrated force is introduced perpendicular to the flange of a girder. This usually induces a local failure of the girder web in the vicinity of the loaded flange. LÄS MER
4. Patch loading : resistance of longitudinally stiffened steel girder webs
Sammanfattning : In most cases, longitudinal stiffeners increase the resistance of steel girder webs subjected to concentrated forces, commonly referred to as patch loading. During the last three decades, a number of experimental investigations have been undertaken in all over the world in this regard. LÄS MER
5. Patch loading : resistance of steel girders subjected to concentrated forces
Sammanfattning : Different aspects concerning the resistance of steel girders subjected to concentrated forces have interested a large amount of researchers all over the world. The subject most dealt with among researchers is what is called "patch loading", a concentrated force applied at one flange. LÄS MER