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Title: | STEEL JOINTS - COMPONENT METHOD APPLICATION |
Authors: | D.RADU |
Keywords: | Semi-rigid joints Joints ductility |
Issue Date: | Nov-2012 |
Publisher: | TRANSILVANIA UNIVERSITY PRESS OF BRASOV, ROMANIA |
Abstract: | As long as the rotation joint stiffness is considered in the calculation, the
steel structure joints can be made in semi-rigid version, i.e. no rigid or pinned. Thus,
new modeling capabilities: semi-rigid / total resistance, semi-rigid / partial resistance.
Eurocode 3 standard is considering these possibilities by introducing three types of
modeling: simple (if pin-end), semi-continuous and continuous. Terms of continuous,
semi-continuous and nominally pinned are defined as follows: Continuous: the joint
ensures perfect rotation continuity between connected elements; Semi-continuous: the
joint ensures a partly rotation continuity between connected elements; Simple: the joint
interrupts the rotational continuity between connected elements. Interpretation of these
types of modeling should be done in accordance with the structural analysis type. In the
case of a global elastic analysis, only the stiffness properties of joints are important for
joints modeling. The semi-rigid connection is taken into account in the calculation
model by means of a spring which is characterized by the elastic constant k. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/1645 |
ISSN: | 2065-2127 L 2248-7648 |
Appears in Collections: | CIBv 2012
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