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Static behavior of semi-rigid thin-walled steel-concrete composite beam-to-column joints with bolted partial-depth flush end plate:experimental study

Static behavior of semi-rigid thin-walled steel-concrete composite beam-to-column joints with bolted partial-depth flush end plate:experimental study
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摘要 A new type of semi-rigid thin-walled steel-concrete composite beam-to-column joint has been proposed in this paper.Five semi-rigid composite beam-to-column joint specimens subjected to hogging moments under monotonic loading were tested to study the static behavior of this new type of joint.The main variable parameters for the five joint specimens were the longitudinal reinforcement ratio and the joint type.The experimental results designated that the magnitude of extension of the longitudinal reinforcement is the most important factor that influenced the moment-rotation characteristic of the new type of joint.The concrete slabs could resist 3.8%-19.1% of the total shear load applied to the cross-sections near the beam-to-column connection.The edge stiffened elements,such as the flange of the lipped I-section thin-walled steel beam,were capable of having considerable inelastic deformation capacity although they had comparatively large width-to-thickness ratios.The shear failure of the concrete cantilever edge strip must be taken into account in practical design because it has significant influence on the anchorage of the longitudinal reinforcement in the new type of external joints. A new type of semi-rigid thin-walled steel-concrete composite beam-to-column joint has been pro- posed in this paper. Five semi-rigid composite beam-to-column joint specimens subjected to hogging moments under monotonic loading were tested to study the static behavior of this new type of joint. The main variable pa- rameters for the five joint specimens were the longitudinal reinforcement ratio and the joint type. The experimen- tal results designated that the magnitude of extension of the longitudinal reinforcement is the most important fac- tor that influenced the moment-rotation characteristic of the new type of joint. The concrete slabs could resist 3. 8%-19.1% of the total shear load applied to the cross-sections near the beam-to-column connection. The edge stiffened elements, such as the flange of the lipped I-section thin-walled steel beam, were capable of having considerable inelastic deformation capacity although they had comparatively large width-to-thickness ratios. The shear failure of the concrete cantilever edge strip must be taken into account in practical design because it has significant influence on the anchorage of the longitudinal reinforcement in the new type of external joints.
出处 《Journal of Harbin Institute of Technology(New Series)》 EI CAS 2011年第5期91-102,共12页 哈尔滨工业大学学报(英文版)
基金 Sponsored by the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Grant No.50478027)
关键词 SEMI-RIGID thin-walled steel-concrete composite structures beam-to-column joints static behavior experimental study semi-rigid thin-walled steel-concrete composite structures beam-to-column joints static behav- ior experimental study
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