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Title: | STEEL JOINTS BEHAVIOUR EVALUATION |
Authors: | RADU, Dorin TALPOSI, Atanasie |
Keywords: | Joints Semi-rigid Joints Ductility |
Issue Date: | Nov-2010 |
Abstract: | When is referred to the swivel joint stiffness, stiffness designation means
that between the combined elements (ex: beam - column) there is no relative
rotation, regardless of the external loads level. A pin-ended joint can be considered
when connected elements can rotate freely. In terms of joint strength, it is
considered complete strength when the resistance is stronger than the weakest
element of the connected elements, while partial resistance joints are weaker than
the combined elements. These partial strength joints are calculated to convey the
internal forces and not to resist the entire load bearing elements combined. A pinended
joint does not transmit any bending moment. Considering the strength and
stiffness properties of joints, lead to their three modeling: articulated, rigid, semirigid. |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/123456789/299 |
ISSN: | 1843-6617 |
Appears in Collections: | CIBv 2010
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