Testing and numerical modelling of Bi-Steel plate subject to push-out loading
Testing and numerical modelling of Bi-Steel plate subject to push-out loading
Bi-Steel panels are a newly patented composite construction system developed by British Steel Plc. They comprise of steel plates permanently coupled by a matrix of transverse friction welded rods. The shear strength and deformation capacity of the Bi-Steel unit subject to push out load is discussed in this paper. Numerical modelling by the use of finite element analysis has been conducted on Bi-Steel plates with and without in-filled concrete. The results of non-linear analysis are compared with experimental data. Both material and geometrical non-linearity were considered in the computing analysis. A design model has been suggested for deformation calculation due to shear action.
978-0-08-043015-7
467-476
Clubley, S.K.
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Xiao, R.Y.
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December 1999
Clubley, S.K.
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Xiao, R.Y.
7625fce1-63c6-4b1f-b1a4-ba130c5871fd
Clubley, S.K. and Xiao, R.Y.
(1999)
Testing and numerical modelling of Bi-Steel plate subject to push-out loading.
Chan, S.L. and Teng, J.G.
(eds.)
In Advances in Steel Structures (ICASS '99) - Proceedings of The Second International Conference on Advances in Steel Structures, 15–17 December 1999, Hong Kong, China.
Elsevier.
.
(doi:10.1016/B978-008043015-7/50055-5).
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Bi-Steel panels are a newly patented composite construction system developed by British Steel Plc. They comprise of steel plates permanently coupled by a matrix of transverse friction welded rods. The shear strength and deformation capacity of the Bi-Steel unit subject to push out load is discussed in this paper. Numerical modelling by the use of finite element analysis has been conducted on Bi-Steel plates with and without in-filled concrete. The results of non-linear analysis are compared with experimental data. Both material and geometrical non-linearity were considered in the computing analysis. A design model has been suggested for deformation calculation due to shear action.
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